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Vancouver's startup scene provides a strong foundation for new companies. A network of accelerators and incubators offers focused support for early-stage founders.
Among them, entrepreneurship@UBC has funded over 100 startups. Innovate BC has also contributed by backing more than 60 different ventures.
Below is our list of the best 14 accelerators and incubators in Vancouver.
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Get the Sheet for $50As an initiative of the University of British Columbia, entrepreneurship@UBC propels academic innovations into the commercial world by supporting ventures from ideation to launch. They provide crucial resources and a network to help researchers and students build impactful companies based on their discoveries.
As a Crown Agency for the province of British Columbia, Innovate BC provides funding and programs to accelerate the growth of local tech companies. They connect innovators in fields like Enterprise and FinTech with the government resources and support needed to commercialize their technology and scale their businesses.
As a non-profit incubator, Launch Academy provides tech entrepreneurs with the mentorship, resources, and network needed to fund and grow their startups. The organization has helped thousands of founders, including those relocating to Canada, collectively raise over half a billion dollars in seed funding.
Accel-Rx Health Sciences Accelerator fuels the growth of early-stage health and life sciences companies with seed funding and expert guidance. They specialize in helping science-based ventures overcome commercialization hurdles and connect with a national network of partners and investors.
Working to build Canada's life sciences industry from the ground up, adMare BioInnovations commercializes promising academic research and scales early-stage companies. They provide biotech and healthtech startups with the infrastructure, expertise, and capital needed to translate scientific discoveries into market-ready ventures.
Victory Square builds, acquires, and invests in startups across high-growth sectors including HealthTech, gaming, and Web3. The venture builder provides its portfolio companies with senior leadership and the resources needed to fast-track growth.
New Ventures BC champions early-stage tech startups across British Columbia through its annual competition. The organization provides founders with the education, mentorship, and network needed to build and scale their technology ventures.
Born from a partnership within the University of British Columbia, HATCH ventures helps build research-driven tech and social impact startups. They equip UBC students, researchers, and alumni with the mentorship, resources, and community needed to transform their ideas into seed-stage companies.
Operating as a publicly traded technology accelerator, Mobio Technologies focuses on building, acquiring, and accelerating high-growth tech companies. They provide startups in the social and mobile sectors with crucial capital, mentorship, and shared resources to fuel their growth.
Spring Activator empowers purpose-driven entrepreneurs to build, launch, and scale their businesses for positive impact. They provide comprehensive training, mentorship, and access to a global network of investors to help founders succeed.
Our top picks are just the beginning of what the city has to offer founders. Combined, the following programs have backed over 40 startups.
These organizations provide a variety of resources for new businesses. Here’s a look at the other accelerators and incubators helping founders in Vancouver.
| Accelerator/Incubator | Year Founded | Nº Investments | Nº Exits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1993 | 3 | — | |
| 2009 | 36 | — | |
| 2001 | 1 | — | |
| 2020 | 1 | — |
