MAY 5, 2027 • VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE WEST
Why Attend TechExit.io
Value creation is a discipline. It comes down to three things: running the business well, telling a clear story, and building relationships before you need them.
A day at TechExit.io sharpens all three.
Who Attends TechExit.io
An Exit Isn’t One Thing. It’s Every Way The Value You Built Gets Realized
Strategic Acquisition
Sold to a company that needs what you’ve built
Financial Acquisition
Sold to private equity or a holding company
Recapitalization (Majority or Minority)
Sell a stake to a capital partner. Stay on for the next chapter.
Founder Secondary
Take personal liquidity without selling the company
Rollup or Platform Play
Combine with peers to build scale, realize value at the merged multiple
Going Public
IPO when the business is strong enough
Become The Acquirer
Use your value to buy other companies and compound further
Keep Building
The purest form of optionality
Hear From The Experts
I knew all my competitors on a first name basis… we’d compete during the day and grab a beer at night.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
The work that makes a company acquirable is the same work that strengthens any path: raising on better terms, hiring senior talent, negotiating from a position of choice. Most TechExit.io attendees are 12 months to 5+ years before a capital event. The premise: how a company is built determines what options open up later.
TechExit.io covers three pillars across a one-day program. Operational architecture: how value gets built (financials, unit economics, product defensibility, team depth). Acquisition literacy: what acquirers and capital partners diligence and pay for. Optionality: how founders keep the path open across exit, raise, recap, secondary, and continued operation. Sessions are case-driven, not theoretical.
Sessions cover what acquirers actually pay for, the multiples by stage and category, and the diligence work that opens or closes deals.
Buy-side attendees gain proprietary deal flow with founders 12 to 60 months from a capital event, plus signal on acquisition readiness in the Canadian growth-stage cohort. The case-study format surfaces specifics on multiples, deal terms, and post-close retention that public reports do not cover. PE firms, growth equity, corporate development teams, and strategic acquirers all attend.
Founders and operators gain a clearer view of what their company is worth, where the readiness gaps are, and which capital options fit their timeline. The room includes acquirers and capital partners they would otherwise pay an advisor to introduce. Most founders leave with one specific decision and three contacts they did not have when they arrived.
Attendees leave with a current view of Canadian tech valuation multiples, exposure to active acquirers and capital partners, frameworks for the deal structures available beyond a full sale (recap, secondary, growth equity, IPO), and direct contact with founders who have done the work and the deal.
TechExit.io is a fit if you are running a growth-stage Canadian tech company and want to understand the work that creates options. It is not the right fit for pre-revenue founders, accelerator-stage operators, or product-tech audiences focused on shipping features. Growth-stage operators preparing to raise, hire senior leaders, or evaluate inbound interest get the most from the room.