Series - 2022 New Founders to Watch

“Go slow to go fast”: Seven new founders on how to better support social impact startups

Author Neha Chollangi
More than just funding, founders of innovative startups are seeking mentorship, resources, and inclusion

Why It Matters

From digital equity to music-based mental health treatment, these new social impact founders are tackling some of the most prevailing issues affecting Canadians today. To support and invest in these new ventures is vital for building communities’ resilience in a post-pandemic world.

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