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Access helpful resources and advice from women entrepreneurs and industry experts to navigate your growth.
Access helpful resources and advice from women entrepreneurs and industry experts to navigate your growth.
On February 18, nine Semi-Finalists made the case for why their businesses belong on the national stage at The Odlum Brown Forum Pitch Semi-Final in Vancouver. The community showed up, investors leaned in, and Champions listened closely.
It was the second stop of a two-city tour, following the Toronto event the week prior, where the same cohort of Semi-Finalists first pitched their visions. Entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders filled the room, not just to watch pitches, but to be part of something bigger.
Leading up to The Odlum Brown Forum Pitch Semi-Final events coming to Toronto on February 11 and Vancouver on February 18, we asked each Semi-Finalist: “What do you hope the audience takes away from your pitch?” Here’s what they shared, in their own words.
When Tammy Kyte speaks about her entrepreneurial journey, it doesn’t start with her as Co-Founder and Executive Director of GiveWise, a philanthropic startup focused on transforming lives through accessible generosity. Tammy’s journey actually begins with another business she ran alongside her husband, Dan. However, the common thread at the centre of both companies is the desire to create lasting change and make an impact.