BCTECH - Business in Vancouver
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BCTECH - Business in Vancouver
2016 2015 RATES &DATA MOON SHOTS STARTUP STARS LIKE MARK CUNNINGHAM PILOT TECH TO A $23 BILLION INDUSTRY IN B.C. | 12–17 BC Tech is a key source of local information and the only publication where you can find B.C. hightech companies and their major suppliers. 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NOW FRESH B.C. CREWS ARE READY TO ROCKET WITH THE NEXT BIG IDEAS | 14–17 ACCELERATING FROM THE PACK WITH VENTURE FINANCING | 6 SPONSORED BY 3/18/14 1:49:47 PM | 36 KEY STEPS TO RESTRUCTURING 6 14 Trades AND MORE man HIRING A PR COMPANY FOR LOWER MAINLAND’S PROPERTY MANAGEMENTindUStRy INDUSTRY FOR LOwER MainLand’S PROPERty ManagEMEnt SOURCEBOOK BOOK SOURCE Business aBroad 01_RightCourse 2015_00.indd 1 2014-12-15 12:38 PM 2014-08-15 11:49 AM PMS 2015.indd 1 2015 NO LIMITS Alberta delivers mega-event venues, World Cup sports and awe-inspiring experiences BC Tech is B.C.’s definitive annual magazine covering the province’s technology sector. Editorial examines several key tech sectors, including: Aerospace, Information and Communication, New Media, Energy, Life Sciences (Biotechnology), Sustainability (Clean Tech) and Telecommunications. PROPERTY property MANAGERS’ managers’ SPONSORED BY SPONSORed by TRADE SHOW TIPS 17 family poliTics MEETING PLACESAB MEETING AND EVENT-PLANNING IN ALBERTA LISTINGS | MORE THAN 350 VENUES AROUND ALBERTA $25 6 8 10 BIG TENT VENUES WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LESSONS LEARNED ENDORSED BY 2014-11-13 11:05 AM BC TECH 2016 DISTRIBUTION 12,500 copies will be distributed to potential clients in 2016 to all Business in Vancouver subscribers and to Board of Trade members in Vancouver, Burnaby and Surrey. OVERVIEW TARGET AUDIENCE ■Business leaders, managers and influencers ■Educated young professionals ■Innovators and entrepreneurs COMPELLING EDITORIAL ■Editorial stories cover the tech sector, with industry-focused features as well as profi les of high-tech leaders and pioneers ■Directory information includes types of business, contact information and web addresses ■BCTIA Technology Impact Awards ■Industry associations ■Technology directory and company index B.C. is home to a number of technology companies The B.C. Technology Industry Association uses BC Tech as a vehicle to promote the impact awards and as part of its media and promotional material both locally and internationally to promote technology industries in B.C. LISTS Biggest ■Telecommunications fi rms in B.C. ■ Alternative energy companies ■Top 100 tech companies ■ Biggest B.C.-based tech companies ■ Digital agencies ■Video game developers ■Software developers ■ Life sciences companies PRINT AND ONLINE BENEFITS TO ADVERTISERS 16 | BC TECH 2015 PUBLISHED BY BUSINESS IN VANCOUVER | 17 Moon shots Your ad may benefit from additional exposure in the digital replica edition of BC Tech. Website addresses appearing in ads will be hyperlinked to allow readers quick access to your site. READY TO ROCKET These 54 B.C. companies ready to explode with growth 2015 READY TO ROCKET SELECTIONS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES (IT) CATEGORY Aquatic Informatics Inc. 1to1Real Process Awesense Wireless Inc. Technologies LTD. (CMaeON) AAA Internet Publishing Inc. (DBA WTFast) Allocadia Software Inc. Buyatab Online Inc. Collabware Systems Inc. Colony Networks Inc ePACT Network Ltd. Eventbase Technology Inc. Fulcrum Management Solutions Ltd. (Thoughtexchange) Iamota Corp. CLEAN TECH CATEGORY Axine Water Technologies Inc. Bit Stew Systems Inc. Cooledge Lighting Inc. dPoint Technologies Inc. First Light Technologies Ltd. Golden Environmental Mat Services Inc. Mazza Innovation Ltd. Neurio Technology Inc. Quadrogen Power Systems Inc. Rainforest Automation Inc. Jostle Corp. S2G Biochemicals Inc. Kashoo Cloud Saltworks Accounting Inc. Lambda Solutions Inc. MediaCore Technologies Inc. SemiosBIO Technologies Inc. Prizm Media Inc. Solegear Bioplastics Inc. Recombo Inc. SunCentral Recon Instruments Inc. ResponseTek Networks Corp Simba Technologies Inc. Slack Technologies Inc. Star Solutions International Inc. Tasktop Technologies Inc. Themis Solutions Inc. (Clio) Time.ly Network Inc. Visier Inc. Voxter Communications Inc. Wishpond Technologies Ltd. LIFE SCIENCE CATEGORY Augurex Life Sciences Corp. Ayogo Health Inc. Bionic Power Inc. Lungpacer Medical Inc. MedGenesis Therapeutix Inc. MSI Methylation Sciences Inc. PHEMI Health TYLER ORTON T hinking about equipping your home with a digital brain? Ever wonder if you could monitor your health through a mobile game? What about wearing computerized goggles to check your performance while snowboarding? Those technologies have all been developed in B.C. the past few years – and the companies behind them are ready to explode with growth in 2015, according to Rocket Builders. The high-tech consultancy group recently revealed its 13th annual Ready To Rocket list in Vancouver, highlighting 54 booster-stage companies it believes will accelerate fast in the coming year. The list is divided among information and communications technology (ICT), life sciences and clean tech companies. When the list first came out 13 years ago, Rocket Builders managing partner Geoff Hansen says there weren’t enough life sciences and clean-tech companies to make up their own lists. That’s changed over the past decade as the tech community has grown from an “Old Boys’ club” of mostly industry insiders to the much larger ecosystem it is now, Hansen told investors and advisers this spring at Harbour Centre during the unveiling of the list. “The tech industry in B.C. has very, Systems Inc. Precision Nanosystems Inc. Qu Biologics Inc. Vanrx Pharmasystems Inc. For more information call Katherine Butler Tel: 604-608-5158 | TF: 1-800-208-2011 | [email protected] very strong growth and strong companies in all three sectors now,” he says. Hansen says companies that make the list must be a high-growth market, have a unique competitive position and possess a “must-have” value proposition for the market. For example, Neurio’s advancements in smart technologies for homes, Ayogo’s health-centred mobile games and Recon Instruments’ wearable technology for cyclists and snowboarders put those companies on the lists for their respective categories. Steven Forth, a senior management partner at Rocket Builders, says the incubator and accelerator programs springing up the past decade are also bolstering the tech community. “The accelerators in B.C. … are doing a fantastic job of growing new companies, and it’s not just in Vancouver,” he says. “Tech and innovation is now something that’s happening across the whole province.” Fasten you seat belts. Ali Kashani, CTO and co-founder of Neurio, with the company’s electrical monitoring hub | DOMINIC SCHAEFER HIGH-TECH WONDERS B.C. tech companies have set staggering revenue growth rates over the past five years. Here are examples from Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 listings for 2014. HOOTSUITE 56,514% AVIGILON CORP. 956% QUICKMOBILE ZAFIN CLIO APPNOVATION TECHNOLOGIES 12,332% 5,499% 865% CLEVEST 259% PHOTON CONTROL INC. 220% 654% SOURCE: DELOITTE TECHNOLOGY FAST 50, 2014. FIVE-YEAR REVENUE PERFORMANCE. 303 West 5th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. 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