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OCTOBER 15, 2026 • MaRS CENTRE • TORONTO

Canada’s Value Creation Conference

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Presenting The TechExit.io Experience

What is TechExit.io?

Canada’s Value Creation Conference.

Value creation is a discipline. An acquisition is just one outcome.

Build for value from year one, and the options multiply. The same company built to be worth buying can raise, acquire, or keep going.

TechExit.io is for tech founders who want to build real enterprise value and keep the power to choose what comes next.

Whether your strategy is to absorb competitors, secure capital on your own terms, or execute a premium exit, the discipline is the same.

Every Session At TechExit.io Maps To One Of Three Disciplines

Clean financials. Unit Economics. Defensible product. Team depth.

The foundational work that makes a company real before anyone makes an offer. At TechExit.io, we sharpen all four whether you’re early, growing, or scaling.

Valuation drivers. Deal terms. Diligence realities.

Why two similar companies get very different valuations.  AQ is a competency. Canadian founders have been building it at TechExit.io since 2017.

Relationships with operators, capital partners, and acquirers.

Optionality isn’t indecision. It’s leverage. TechExit.io is for founders who plan the moves that maximize value, not the deals accepted when options run out.

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Hear from Our TechExit.io Alumni

Brianna Blaney

TechExit.io gives you access to the resources, relationships, and information from leaders who’ve done it before. That’s where so much of the value comes from.

Brianna Blaney
CEO & Co-Founder, Pocketed (Acquired by Deloitte Canada)
Jack Newton

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)
Allen Lau

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)
Nicky Senyard

What TechExit.io does so well is offer a smorgasbord of insights for people looking to build a valuable business.

Nicky Senyard
CEO & Founder, Fintel Connect
Nejeed Kassam

Hearing the war stories, the struggles, the pain, and the wins from fellow entrepreneurs is incredibly valuable. That’s what makes places like TechExit.io so powerful. You get real collective wisdom

Nejeed Kassam
Founder & CEO, Keela (Acquired by Aplos)
Narbe Alexandrian

TechExit.io is the only conference in Canada that brings buyers and sellers together for candid conversations about the good, the bad, and the ugly of acquisitions

Narbe Alexandrian
Founder & CEO, Define Capital

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Each week: one Canadian tech founder on how they built value. Named companies. Real decisions. Value creation, operational rigor, and the stuff you can’t Google about exits.

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5 Lessons On The New Face Of Venture Capital From TechExit.io Toronto

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At TechExit.io Toronto, the “Brains & Bots” session brought together three people who sit at the centre of the capital stack; David Rozin (Scotiabank/Roynat Capital), Hugues Lalancette (Inovia Capital) and Thomas Terrats (Vessel), moderated by Michelle McBane (StandUp Ventures).What unfolded wasn’t a conversation focused on AI predictions.

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