Where Canada’s Tech Entrepreneurs Network, Learn & Make Deals Happen

Learn To Acquire & Get Acquired

TechExit.io is the go-to event for technology industry players who want to understand the ins and outs of selling and buying technology companies.

Vancouver Toronto

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OCTOBER 21, 2025

Toronto

MaRS Centre

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FEBRUARY 19, 2026

Vancouver

Vancouver Convention Centre West

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The M&A Ready Event For Tech Entrepreneurs

In technology, mergers and acquisitions are a regular occurrence and can be a path to growth. Every tech company needs to be “M&A Ready”. Learn from the biggest acquisition success stories and connect with the players that made them happen at TechExit.io!

Taking place on October 21, 2025, in Toronto and February 19, 2026, in Vancouver, TechExit.io caters to both eastern and western Canadian markets. With two strategic locations, our events are designed to serve the unique needs of tech companies across Canada, offering tailored insights into regional market dynamics and acquisition strategies.

Hear from Our TechExit.io Alumni

TechExit.io is such an awesome event.

Laurie Schultz

Chair of the Board of Directors, Benevity (Former President & CEO of Galvanize – Acquired by Diligent Corporation for $1 Billion)

The value at TechExit.io is hearing on the ground stories from founders who have sold their companies and being surrounded by a network of people who know the upsides and downsides of selling a company.

Jack Newton

CEO & Founder, Clio (Acquired Lawyaw, Calendarrules & Lexicata)

What I like about this event is the experience of sharing behind-the-scene stories that you wouldn’t be able to Google or read in the news. People are sharing their stories very authentically and transparently.

Allen Lau

Co-Founder & CEO, Wattpad (Acquired by Naver)

All of the stakeholders are under one roof and this is a great opportunity to meet everybody – advisors, investors, people on both buying & selling sides, and to learn from their experience.

TARIQUE AL-ANSARI

CEO, PAYSTONE

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How To Grow Faster With AI

There’s no shortage of hype around AI—but for founders and business leaders, the real challenge is cutting through the noise to find what actually works. How do you avoid falling behind—or investing blindly? At TechExit.io Vancouver 2025, Nathan Yeung, founder of Find Your Audience, shared a practical, strategy-first view of how AI is reshaping business growth. Drawing from his experience with companies like Constellation Software, Procom, and Robert Herjavec’s team, Nathan offered a clear framework for making AI a real driver of value—not just a buzzword.

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Is Private Equity The Right Strategy For You? FAQs & Advice For Founders

Entrepreneurs seek partnerships with private equity (PE) firms for a variety of strategic reasons, primarily centered around accelerating growth and realizing value. Wondering if this avenue makes sense for you and your company? We gathered insights from two different private equity investors, Narbe Alexandrian (Define Capital) and Kristin Smith (Novacap) to answer some common questions founders might have.

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Expert Insights On Startup Exits: Tips On Navigating The Process As A Founder

An exit can be a major career and business milestone, but it’s one that founders tend to underestimate. Mark Longo, Brice Scheschuk, and Adam Zimmer know this firsthand—from navigating funding paths to orchestrating post-acquisition transitions. They shared their perspectives and some practical guidance on how founders can prepare mentally, strategically, and operationally for an exit.

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After A $770 Million USD Exit, Stuart Lombard Shares His Keys For A Successful Acquisition

Stuart Lombard didn’t want to sell his company, ecobee. But in the process of exploring an IPO, he found the perfect acquirer in Generac—the deal was announced with a reported $770 million USD price tag. Post-acquisition Stuart shared what he felt were the keys to his successful acquisition.

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What To Expect In SaaS M&A In 2025, & How To Prepare

The new year is expected to bring a new level of M&A activity, but not for the reasons many had previously assumed. While lower interest rates will likely inspire more activity, the growing gulf between currencies may make Canada a more appealing target for US investment. M&A lawyer and expert Ben Slager shares his predictions for the year to come, and his advice for founders looking to land a deal in 2025.

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Understanding M&A Roll-Up Diligence From A Buyer’s Perspective

A lot of M&A conversations talk about maintaining autonomy or keeping your culture as part of a newly-acquired team building together. But after dozens of acquisitions in both public and private companies, Jordan Gnat has a different perspective. Speaking with TechExit.io, Jordan shared his view as a buyer in M&A roll-up transactions.

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The Key Questions Every Founder Must Ask Before Selling To Private Equity

Selling to private equity can be exciting and lucrative. But before you sell, you need to know what comes next for the organization, its employees, and for you personally. Speaking with TechExit.io, Narbe Alexandrian, founder and CEO of Define Capital, shared the key questions every founder should ask before a PE acquisition.

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Michael Hyatt’s 3 Policy Prescriptions For Canada’s Entrepreneurial Future

After building and selling companies for over $1 billion, Michael Hyatt is short-term anxious but long-term positive on Canada’s entrepreneurial future as he builds his next venture, data security platform DataStealh. Speaking with TechExit.io, Michael shared the three policy changes he thinks will drive more prosperity and entrepreneurial spirit in our great nation.

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How To Exit When You Realize Your Startup Isn’t VC-Scalable

Sometimes you raise a VC round and it hits you—you don’t have a VC-scalable company. Now what? Statistically, it makes sense given the power law, but you have a company to run. Brice Scheschuk has seen this time and again in his decade-long career as an investor; speaking with TechExit.io, he shared his advice for founders in this tricky situation.

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