The app features an interface where users select their top brands from Drop’s growing list of partner merchants. From there, users link their card and… that’s it. Any time you spend on your linked card at Drop’s partner merchants, you get rewarded with Drop points. Once you have enough, these can be cashed out for gift cards to major brands, with Drop’s website mentioning Netflix, Amazon, and Starbucks.
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After raising $300 million, Coveo’s Louis Tetu has some opinions
by Stefan Palios December 2, 2019Louis Tetu, CEO and founder of AI company Coveo, is fresh off the heels of a $200+ million fundraise for the Montreal-based organization. And he’s a bit angry. Well, not angry; passionate. He’s happy for his company and for what the fundraise will help them do, but he doesn’t think that his raise is the big win that some think it is.
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Brice Scheschuk, the co-founder and CFO of Wind Mobile before the company’s sale to Shaw Communications, shared the turbulent story of Wind’s founding, near-death moments, and eventual $1.6 billion exit at TechTO’s Economics of Exits events in Toronto.
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#movethedial Summit challenged attendees to be ‘agents of change’
by Stefan Palios November 25, 2019While many conversations were literal, focusing on statistics like how gender diversity leads to increased profits, there was a metaphorical undercurrent at the event. This undercurrent looked at the imagined business board room. The room only filled with people who don’t look like you.
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Vacation Fund wants to make it easy for your employer to pay for your vacation
by Stefan Palios November 14, 2019When Vacation Fund got started, founder Erica Pearson just wanted to help employees achieve their dreams outside of work. But when she started interviewing people, vacation kept coming up as something they wish they could do, but couldn’t.
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How Daisy Intelligence takes a stock market approach to business analytics tools
by Stefan Palios November 7, 2019Making decisions in complex, data-driven businesses is difficult, if not impossible. Despite the huge advances in analytical capabilities, multi-dimensional data companies such as insurance organizations and retailers have so many moving parts that some analysis just can’t be done. That’s what Daisy Intelligence hopes to change.
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How a Canadian company is using Blockchain technology to help prevent art crimes
by Sonya Davidson November 4, 2019Vandana Taxali is an intellectual property lawyer at Entcounsel, art agent and the founder of Canadian startup, Artcryption – a source that helps authenticate art and collectibles and manage intellectual property rights using distributed ledger or blockchain technology.
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New Pawzy.co site offers Canadian pet parents reputable online advice
by Sonya Davidson
November 18, 2019
Where do you start and how do you know which breed is right for your lifestyle? Pawzy.co is a site that recently launched in Canada aimed at providing confidence and much needed online advice and tools dedicated to potential and existing pet families.