Women in Tech program in Silicon Valley March 2019
The Consulate of Canada in Silicon Valley is hosting a two-day Women in Tech program March 27-28, 2019 for selected women founders/C-level executives of Canada-based technology companies.
The program’s agenda will consist of sessions led by Silicon Valley executives and investors addressing such topics as: how to partner with SV tech companies to grow revenue, how to raise funding from VCs and corporate funds in SV, and how to adapt to SV ways of doing business. The two-day program will also include networking sessions between SV stakeholders and participating women entrepreneurs.
NOTE: The $1M raised criteria is flexible. If your company does not currently meet this threshold but you feel that it would stand to benefit from your participation in this program, please reach out to Alexandre Lanteigne or Anne-Marie Roussel to discuss.
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