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Invest Ottawa hosts epic grad party at Bayview Yards

The city’s innovation hub was party central as some 400 people from the business community celebrated and cheered on our local entrepreneurs during Invest Ottawa’s

Outside the comfort zone: Meet this year’s fastest-growing companies

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From reading the profiles of our top 10, it’s obvious that all of our recipients have pushed themselves beyond their comfort zones to pursue their

Meet Ottawa’s 10 fastest-growing companies

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Every year, the Ottawa Business Journal launches a competition to determine the city’s top-10 fastest growing companies. These companies disclose their annual revenues for the

Sure sign of growth: Software firm Knak making a name for itself as it prepares to move into new HQ

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Less than a year after raising US$25 million in venture capital, Ottawa-based email marketing software maker has more than doubled its headcount to 80 people

Here are Ottawa’s Best Places to Work in 2022

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Engineering firm Attain Group tops this year’s survey that rates local workplaces’ performance in categories such as corporate culture, job satisfaction, training and pay and

Ottawa’s VC haul grows nearly fourfold to $400 million in 2021, research firm says

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After a down year in 2020, startups in the Ottawa region bounced back last year when it came to their ability to attract early stage

TechopiaLive: 25 million reasons why email marketing is still alive

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In part two of this episode of TechopiaLive, OBJ publisher Michael Curran spoke to the CEO of Knak, a company that specializes in codeless emails

TechopiaLive: Why email marketing is ripe for innovation

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For those who think email marketing is dead: think again. Knak is an Ottawa-based software company that specializes in codeless emails for enterprise marketers, and

Prospectus: Next-gen tech firms writing new chapter

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If Ottawa’s new generation of startups stick to their knitting, the city could soon have the most stable and diversified technology sector it has ever