Charlize Alcaraz is a Staff Writer at Talk Shop Media. She focuses on topics such as AI, tech innovation, and entrepreneurship, with a particular interest in startups and academia in Canada. Charlize has been featured in BetaKit.
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Charlize Alcaraz predominantly covers local Canadian business and industry news, with a focus on startups, funding, acquisitions, technology developments, and incubators. She frequently reports on press releases and private sector announcements related to these topics.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Charlize would likely be interested in pitches that highlight innovative Canadian startups securing funding or making significant advancements in the tech industry. Startups looking to promote their recent achievements or seeking wider media attention within Canada could benefit from reaching out to Charlize.
Additionally, companies involved in mergers/acquisitions or those participating in incubator programs focused on women entrepreneurs may find it beneficial to engage with Charlize for potential coverage of their initiatives.
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BetaKit sat down with Antler’s Shambhavi Mishra to evaluate Canada’s pace in investing compared to the United States, urging domestic firms to lead more rounds and take more risks.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
Calgary-based Finofo is developing a platform meant to be the “all-in-one” solution for businesses’ financial needs.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
Canada and Ukraine are teaming up to address national security challenges, from cybersecurity to secure cross-nation communications, with technology.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
Victoria-based Redbrick, which acquires and builds digital companies, is expanding its portfolio with its latest acquisition of American video creation platform Animoto.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
The Firehood and Elevate have unveiled the 36 startups participating in the first cohort of its joint incubator for women entrepreneurs.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
The Ontario Bioscience Innovation Organization is offering up to $20,000 CAD in grant funding through its Women in Health Initiative.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
Xanadu and Toronto Metropolitan University have teamed up to develop an educational program focused on quantum computing and quantum software.
Toronto-based SearchEye, which offers a platform that connects brands with publishers, has raised $1 million CAD in pre-seed funding.
Replicon, which offers employee time-tracking software, has been acquired by Deltek as the latter expands its suite of software solutions for project-based businesses.
By: Charlize Alcaraz
Toronto-based Clay Financial has raised $1.7 million to develop its digital platform for home equity sharing agreements.
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