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Game for adventure: serial entrepreneur Jason Flick loving life after You.i TV

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Two years after selling his software company for US$100 million, Jason Flick is reaching for new heights – in the business world and the physical

Longtime Ottawa tech leader Beer takes reins of U.K. software firm StorMagic

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The 51-year-old University of Ottawa engineering graduate has spent decades driving growth at global companies, including IBM.

Fullscript hires tech veteran MacDonald to lead R&D of digital products

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Queen’s University engineering grad most recently served as vice-president of product management at fintech firm MindBridge Ai.

Fullscript shakes up executive suite in bid to accelerate growth

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Nearing $300 million in annual revenues, Ottawa-based online health-care platform adds finance, marketing and HR veterans to leadership team as it looks to keep scaling

Sarah D’Angelo, director of people operations, You.i TV (a WarnerMedia company)

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Business: Software that powers streaming app experiences Born: Ottawa Biggest business achievement: Led You.i TV on all HR-related matters through a successful acquisition by WarnerMedia

Techopia Live: Lessons on company valuation from You.i TV founder Jason Flick

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Startup leaders need to have the mindset that their company could receive an offer from a potential buyer at any time, longtime Ottawa entrepreneur says.

End of an era: You.i TV co-founder Jason Flick exits Kanata tech firm

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The company Flick affectionately refers to as his “third child” landed more than US$50 million in venture capital before being acquired by WarnerMedia last month.

WarnerMedia completes acquisition of Kanata’s You.i TV

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Software firm’s sale to New York-based media giant reportedly worth more than US$100 million.

Kanata software firm You.i TV sold to WarnerMedia in US$100M deal: report

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Since its founding in 2008, the 200-person company has built a high-profile list of customers that includes AT&T, Fox and Toronto’s Corus Entertainment.