News | Highline receives federal funds to boost accelerator platform

Highline receives federal funds to boost accelerator platform

 December 2, 2014

Vancouver, BC — For four years, the BC Technology Industry Association’s (BCTIA) Centre4Growth has been without a physical location.

Instead, the incubator program providing entrepreneurs with mentorship, financial and legal services and introductions to investors has been mostly virtual.

That’s about to change with a $10.4 million grant from Ottawa – part of $31.4 million in federal funding for B.C. incubators and accelerators announced November 21. Continue reading

Author: Business in Vancouver

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