WELCOME!
We want to see more tech-enabled companies start and scale in Edmonton!
Supporting entrepreneurs as they build and grow tech-enabled products & companies is at the heart of Startup Edmonton. We know that technology touches every aspect of our lives; and Edmonton is brimming with bright, ambitious, and hard-working people that are tackling challenges every day with the incredible opportunities that technology brings.
We help in four ways: Mentorship & Programs, Workspace, Talent, Community.
Since 2009, we have brought together entrepreneurs, developers, students, founders, mentors, and investors to transform ideas into some of Canada’s most exciting and successful startup and scaling companies.
By The Numbers:
$85 million+ raised by affiliate companies and members since 2009
70,000+ attendees at events, programs and workshops since 2009
14,000 square feet of program, community and coworking space at the historic Mercer Warehouse, operational Spring 2012
285+ meetups, events, workshops and socials annually
1,500+ members since opening the campus Spring of 2012
100+ currently working out of the space at 35+ companies
440+ members currently enrolled in programs
75+ companies launched at Launch Party since 2010
175 alumni companies
20+ community-led monthly meetup groups, from Ruby to ROS Robotics
Contact
Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM | 24/7 Access for members with space add-on packages
Suite 301, 10359 - 104 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 1B9 | hello@startupedmonton.com
We don't have an office telephone number, but don't fret! Our entire team is accessible via hello@startupedmonton.com and one of us will respond in two business days.
Press and Filming Requests
Check out our online media kit at brandfolder.com/startupedmonton. We're thrilled to help you develop stories about Edmonton's startup communities, companies and founders.
For press and commercial filming requests, please review our Film Use Guidelines.
Media Requests: Stephanie Enders, Manager | stephanie@startupedmonton.com
Before founding Granify, I was CEO of two other technology companies between 2002 and 2008. The level of readily available support for startup and growth stage entrepreneurs is truly night and day between then and now. Startup Edmonton has been the major driver of this change.”