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Startup Open House Introduces Open Office Hours

Richard Moldovanyi

July 31
2017

Startup Open House, the annual event where startups in Toronto open up their spaces to visitors, introduces Open Office Hours: weekly talks, workshops, demos at startups across Toronto.

Startup Open House is an annual event where local startups open their spaces so people can learn more about their operations. Tickets for this year’s Startup Open House Toronto are available starting September 1st.

At Startup Open House, startups across the city open their doors and welcome top talent, passionate investors and curious neighbors into their offices. People are invited to walk through, visit the most innovative startups, and connect with top entrepreneurs.

Startup Open House gives Torontonians the chance to walk into the inspiring, quirky, and fun workplaces of their city’s most innovative startups. By learning about these companies and their products from inside their workplaces, participants get a feel for the startup’s culture, vibe, and values.

Plus, new this year is Open Office Hours, a weekly event at different startup spaces around the city during the lead up to the Startup Open House event in the fall. Brought to you by Startup Open House Toronto and Lighthouse Labs, Open Office Hours is a lean, hiring-focused event series that aims to connect startups and community like never before.

On Tuesday and Thursdays over the summer, one startup a night will open their doors to the community.

Upcoming Open Office Hours events include:

Opus One Solutions – Tuesday August 1 [Details]
OneEleven – Tuesday August 8 [Details]
Nanoleaf – Thursday August 10 [Details]
Hubba – Tuesday August 15 [Details]
Borrowell – Thursday August 17 [Details]
Next Canada – Tuesday August 22 [Details]
LookBookHQ – Thursday August 24 [Details]
EventMobi – Tuesday August 29 [Details]
EventMobi – Tuesday August 29 [Details]

Full details of Open Office Hours events are available on the Startup Open House website. Tickets are free but are also first-come-first-served. Each startup will have a different capacity based on their space.

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