Why world-class tech leaders choose to invest their time in the Creative Destruction Lab
Experienced entrepreneurs, angel investors and thought leaders in tech on why they love mentoring startup founders in the CDL program.
Experienced entrepreneurs, angel investors and thought leaders in tech on why they love mentoring startup founders in the CDL program.
The two organizations are collaborating to launch a health-themed cohort at CDL-Toronto, expanding on a stream pioneered in 2017/18 at CDL-West.
Companies in CDL's Quantum Machine Learning Program will leverage Xanadu's Strawberry Fields - a machine learning toolbox for quantum computing, powered by TensorFlow.
Global Recruitment Lead Kristjan Sigurdson answers FAQs for founders considering CDL’s program for science- and technology-based startups.
Over 180 business students across Canada participated in the Creative Destruction Lab’s nine-month program for high-potential startups.
More than 100 graduating companies converged at the Creative Destruction Lab’s inaugural Super Session. Here’s what they learned.
The entrepreneur-turned-investor delivered a keynote Q&A at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management as part of an event that brought together world-class entrepreneurs, investors and scientists with high-potential startup founders on June 6 and 7.
This partnership is motivated by the Bank’s 2019–21 Medium-Term Plan, which focuses on better understanding the digital economy and the technological transformation of financial services and on strengthening innovation in its own operations as a central bank.
The event brought together world-class entrepreneurs, investors and scientists with high-potential startup founders on June 6 and 7.
Colonel Chris Hadfield, the first Canadian to walk in space and former commander of the International Space Station, leads the program as a Founding Fellow.
High potential startups from around the world will gather at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management on June 6 and 7 for the Creative Destruction Lab (CDL)’s first Super Session.
Forty participants have been selected for CDL's new Quantum Machine Learning program.