Strategic Partnerships
Building strong relationships is crucial for Canadian companies aiming to penetrate the U.S. market. Founders are encouraged to engage directly with potential partners and acquirers, as visibility is key to success. Leveraging existing networks and being proactive in outreach can lead to significant opportunities, especially when introducing innovative technologies.In this clip
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The Hard Part with Evan McCann
Frederic Bastien from Amiral Ventures
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