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ChargeLab’s Zero Billion Dollar Industry Bet
Inspired by his time in The Next 36, Zachary Lefevre’s startup ChargeLab is answering questions about the future of electric vehicle charging infrastructure that we’re only just starting to get serious about asking.
Inspired by his time in The Next 36, Zachary Lefevre’s startup ChargeLab is answering questions about the future of electric vehicle charging infrastructure that we’re only just starting to get serious about asking.
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Helping Businesses Find their ‘Fortay’
For Marlina Kinnersley the #metoo movement couldn’t have come at a better time.
For Marlina Kinnersley the #metoo movement couldn’t have come at a better time.
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How Furnishr Brought the HGTV Home Makeover Dream to Life
The concept of pivoting – a fundamental concept change – is well-known in the startup world. And for Karen Lau, startup success comes not from a product pivot, but a life one.
The concept of pivoting – a fundamental concept change – is well-known in the startup world. And for Karen Lau, startup success comes not from a product pivot, but a life one.
FreshRents Fashion Library Finds Sustainable Solution to Throwaway Fashion
Toronto’s FreshRents has developed an ingenious library system where members get access to an entire wardrobe for $30 a month. It’s a sustainable solution to the challenges created by fast fashion and textile waste.
Toronto’s FreshRents has developed an ingenious library system where members get access to an entire wardrobe for $30 a month. It’s a sustainable solution to the challenges created by fast fashion and textile waste.
Feedback Leverages Technology to Take a Bite Out of Food Waste
Every day thousands of restaurants in Toronto send leftover ingredients to landfills. Toronto Startup Feedback is hoping to change that by offering an online marketplace for Toronto restaurants to use up those ingredients and sell meals at discounted rates.
Show More Every day thousands of restaurants in Toronto send leftover ingredients to landfills. Toronto Startup Feedback is hoping to change that by offering an online marketplace for Toronto restaurants to use up those ingredients and sell meals at discounted rates.
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