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Hi there,
The Amii Startup team was in Toronto last week for the final Collision conference.
The team met with more than 100 startups over the four-day conference, as well as a number of investors who are looking to grow the industry.
Startups are a huge part of the AI ecosystem. According to Deloitte, more than 670 Canadian AI startups have received investment deals of at least $1 million USD in the past four years, putting Canada near the top globally for AI company funding per capita.
Supporting startups to leverage AI is also an important part of the work we do at Amii.
We know startups face unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to machine learning. We’ve designed our Level Up program to offer Founders and CTOs customized coaching designed to help them advance their AI capabilities and their business.
We are currently accepting applications for the next Level Up cohort. If you know a startup that might benefit from this fully subsidized program, encourage them to apply!
Applications are open until July 8.
We’re excited for another year of Level Up, and we’d love to see you there!
Hope to connect with you soon,
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