Member365 will soon join the ranks of the Kanata North tech park, as the Ottawa-based SaaS firm graduates from its home in the L-Spark accelerator.
The company, which develops software for member-based organizations to manage duties such as membership renewals, directories and email marketing campaigns, is looking to expand its space and headcount after landing $1.3 million in seed funding last month.
Marketing director Marty Knight says the company’s new home is at KRP Properties’ 535 Legget Dr. The office features 4,000 square feet of space, with a capacity for roughly 50 employees, more than double its current headcount.
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Mr. Knight says the company is currently on a hiring spree, specifically citing customer success as a core area of growth for Member365.
The company should feel right at home in the Kanata tech park, closeby to one of its newest customers, the Kanata North Business Association.
Member365 moved from its home on MacLaren Street to Kanata’s L-Spark in the fall of 2016. Since joining the SaaS accelerator, its client base has grown from 10 customers to 150.
Before it moves into its new space on Aug. 1, Member365 will take the stage next week at L-Spark’s SaaS Showcase, an event that is part-celebration, part-pitchfest.