As corporations seek to embrace startup agility and self-disruption, startups are grasping for the correct funding and scale-up approaches in a tech industry that morphs by the second.
Bringing the different sides of the tech enterprise conversation into dialogue at one innovation-and-growth focused conference was what the brains behind the successful Startupfest were committed to do: and ResolveTO is where that conversation comes alive.
From January 25 to 27 in downtown Toronto, ResolveTO is assembling keynotes from across the tech and business spheres, and supercharging relationships between startups and potential partners or funders.
With speakers ranging from Sukhinder Singh of Joyus to Ryan Broshar of Techstars, and insight from funding powerhouses like Ian Friedman of the Goldman Sachs Investment Partners VC & Growth Equity fund, the knowledge crossover between the tech and business sectors on the ResolveTO floor makes this event a must for every ambitious enterprise driver. The “Speed Dating” Zone, complete with a $100K prize, adds a curated matchmaking touch, bringing startups and enterprise into conversation with heavyweights such as BDC, Rogers, Deloitte, and DMZ.
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To find out more, take a look at ResolveTO’s detailed agenda here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was ResolveTO?
ResolveTO was an innovation and growth conference held January 25 to 27, 2017, in downtown Toronto, created by the team behind Startupfest to bring startups and corporations into conversation.
Why did the organizers focus on the enterprise space?
Corporations were trying to embrace startup agility and self-disruption, while startups were searching for the right funding and scale-up approaches. ResolveTO aimed to bring both sides of that conversation together.
Who spoke at ResolveTO 2017?
Speakers included Sukhinder Singh of Joyus, Ryan Broshar of Techstars and Ian Friedman of the Goldman Sachs Investment Partners VC and Growth Equity fund.
What was the Speed Dating Zone?
It was a curated matchmaking area with a $100,000 prize that brought startups into conversation with organizations such as BDC, Rogers, Deloitte and DMZ.
What did ResolveTO aim to do for startups?
The conference aimed to strengthen relationships between startups and potential partners or funders, and to encourage knowledge sharing between the tech and business sectors.