David Sali

Dave is OBJ's senior features writer with two decades of experience in the newspaper industry working for a variety of publications from community weeklies to major dailies. He is a four-time award-winning journalist by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers (AABP). He has received awards for best news feature, best scoop and best overall writer among medium-sized business publications.
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Fast-rising Field Effect sees big upside in local partnerships

Cybersecurity startup's headcount has already jumped 20 per cent since late December and now stands at 150.

Ottawa medical app-maker Vaultt partners with German pharma giant on data-sharing tool

Startup hopes deal with Boehringer Ingelheim paves way for partnerships with other big health-care players as it launches $1M funding drive.

Ottawa’s Fastest Growing Companies: Pre-pandemic pivot pays off for bug-detection firm Noibu

Noibu’s revenues soared nearly 600 per cent in 2020 as retailers realized that even minutes of selling time lost to glitches in their online stores could translate into a massive missed opportunity.

Leonovus boss ‘bullish’ on struggling Ottawa software firm’s future

Company hopes decade-long effort to develop secure data-transfer technology will finally bear fruit after getting the green light to sell its products to the federal government.

Pythian acquires Chicago-area firm in bid to bolster cloud service offerings

ManageServe specializes in working with customers who use software from suppliers such as SAP to manage various aspects of their business, from finance and HR to distribution and supply chains.

Spartan Bioscience files for creditor protection, lays off nearly 70% of staff

Ottawa biotech firm says it is restructuring in the wake of a “higher-than-expected level of inconclusive results” from its rapid COVID-19 testing device.

‘We’ve got great plans’: C-suite finance veteran Graham joins Ottawa’s BriteSky and Decisive Technologies

Longtime tech exec helped guide Halogen Software to a successful IPO on the Toronto Stock Exchange in 2013.

Ottawa’s Fastest Growing Companies: GoFor delivers on early promise to become a last-mile logistics force

'GoFor, without a doubt, has the potential to be a many billion-dollar company'

Hype-worthy: Ottawa startup Hyperion lands $2M seed round to build out carbon-capture system

Invest Ottawa-based firm's patented technology that collects carbon dioxide and converts it into a valuable mineral compound is expected to be ready for market later this year.

Ottawa’s Combat Networks expands market focus with T.O. acquisition

Firm now employs about 130 people in Ottawa, the Greater Toronto Area, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary.
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