San Francisco -
If you’ve ever worked in a startup, you know what it’s like to attack one of the most exciting and uncertain beasts you’ll ever encounter.
Toronto -
Digital Journal is proud to announce it has been hand-picked from hundreds of companies across Canada as one of the 20 most promising startups by the C100, an organization representing accomplished Canadian entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley.
Digital Journal CEO Chris Hogg joins the C100 for the opening bell of the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Matt Roberts presenting at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Digital Journal CEO, Chris Hogg, at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Jonathan Ehrlich presenting at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Digital Journal CTO Alex Chumak (left) and CEO, Chris Hogg, at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Dan Martell speaks on a panel at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Rahim Fazal presenting at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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From left to right: Robert Simon (BDC IT Ventures), Anar Simpson (OC Board Member) and Arthur Wong (C100 Charter Member) at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Duncan Logan presenting at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Gary Kovacs, CEO of Mozilla, at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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Arif Janmohamed of Lightspeed Venture Partners discusses the venture capital industry at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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A group of startup companies discuss their businesses at a round table session at '48 Hours in the Valley'
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From left to right: Digital Journal CTO, Alex Chumak; Digital Journal CEO, Chris Hogg; Viafoura CEO, Jesse Moeinifar.
'48 Hours in the Valley'
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Mark Longo (left) and Brock Smith, Partners at Clark Wilson LLP, took home the title of best reverse pitch at the opening night of '48 Hours in the Valley'
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'48 Hours in the Valley'
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Anthony Lee (center) leads a discussion at '48 Hours in the Valley'
