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Technology has helped make health data more accessible than ever. But while it’s easy to get information like lab results for yourself or a child, getting up-to-date information on loved ones in long-term care facilities can be almost impossible. Evoke Health co-founder and CEO Varsha Chaugai was inspired to solve this challenge with Evoke Health after hearing stories of people who were virtually cut off from their parents in long-term care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Experienced founder Andrew Dolinski turned to the Accelerator Centre to help scale his latest venture, Jetdocs, a collaborative ticketing and workflow software designed to streamline operations across teams. After co-founding a successful Canadian startup, Dolinski launched Jetdocs with Alex Kovalev to address challenges in cross-departmental information sharing. By integrating seamlessly with platforms like Microsoft Teams and Slack, Jetdocs enables organizations to manage workflows efficiently and keep teams aligned. Through the AC:Studio program, Dolinski has leveraged mentorship, resources, and funding to refine Jetdocs’ go-to-market strategy and position the company for continued growth.

Personal experiences navigating the complexities of immigration inspired Joe Chen to create SuperVisas, a platform designed to simplify the visa and immigration process for individuals and families. As a recent graduate of the Accelerator Centre’s AC:Incubate program, Joe reflects on his journey and how the program helped take the startup to the next level.

Drawing on more than a decade of experience in the supply chain sector, Irene Koshulko co-founded Streamline—a company that empowers manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to plan more effectively with its AI-powered platform. Today, Streamline’s technology is used in over 40 countries, helping businesses across sectors like automotive, healthcare, and food and beverage transform their supply chains into engines of productivity.

While growing up in China, Frank Bo saw the impact of delayed payments on workers in his uncle's construction business. These delayed payments often left families struggling to make ends meet. These experiences, combined with his father’s career in finance, influenced Bo to develop a passion for creating solutions that empower financial wellness. Swift Wellness began as a pilot program in China and has evolved into a Canadian fintech startup that delivers accessible financial tools to employees and employers across Canada.