From automotives and aerospace to appliances and clothing, Canada has a long history of producing physical products and selling them to the world. In addition to our accomplishments in fields such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing, some of this nation’s most successful entrepreneurs are leveraging technology to manufacture products that meet the demands of a dynamic global marketplace.
Join us to hear two iconic Canadian entrepreneurs discuss the manufacturing challenges they have faced creating globally recognizable brands and offer advice for founders looking to follow in their footsteps and compete on the international stage.
This interactive fireside chat will include opportunities for attendees to ask questions and for a select number of U of T startups with physical products in market to demo to guests and our speakers.
Jim Estill is a seasoned entrepreneur and philanthropist; he has left an indelible mark on both the business world and humanitarian causes. From growing a technology startup into a $2…
Katherine is the Founder, CEO, and Chair of SRTX, North America’s leading material science and smart manufacturing company powering the next generation of apparel. SRTX is best known for Sheertex,…
Kristjan the Managing Director of Endeavor Canada, where he drives the organization’s mission to identify, support, and accelerate high-impact entrepreneurs. Endeavor Canada plays a vital role in the growth of…
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