Being part of a Desjardins Startup in Residence is like surrounding yourself with a big team of consultants who support you and open doors for you when you didn’t have the keys to get in!
Desjardins gave us the tools, the environment and the training necessary to go from an incubating startup to a rapidly growing startup. The Startup in Residence program gave us credibility with our potential clients and significantly enhanced our network of contacts, a key component of our future growth.
The team of experts placed at our disposal both within Desjardins Group and externally enabled us to broaden our networks and receive advice from experts in every field. We developed quality relationships that have lasted beyond the end of the program.
In our quest to help Canadians reduce their debt and save money in the process, Startup in Residence allowed us to revisit our market positioning.
The Desjardins Startup in Residence program enabled us to gain a thorough primary understanding of needs in the payer market and to refine our value propositions to meet them!
Being chosen for Startup in Residence gave us enormous credibility in an industry that runs on trust. We established strategic ties that still serve us well today.
The Startup in Residence program gives us a privileged access to resources and experts within Desjardins. It allows us to accelerate our development through targeted assistance and the exploration of potential partners.
Desjardins’ Startup in Residence program has allowed us to make our company and our business model evolve rapidly by giving us access to senior experts internal or external to Desjardins. We are quickly learning how to navigate in the environment of large financial institutions and adapt our offer. The acquired knowledge and the developed business relationships are simply incredible. The notoriety provided by our participation to the program opens doors that we initially believed were out of reach.
The Startup in Residence program gives us direct access to the leading minds in FinTech and banking. The collection of experts is incredibly experienced and knowledgeable but most of all sincerely want to help us improve personal financial wellness for Desjardins members, and all other co-op/banking members and customers.
The Startup in Residence program has introduced us to the startup ecosystem, more specifically to that of Fintechs, which was, until recently, unknown territory for us. The program has also helped us to elaborate and fine-tune our strategy (marketing, technology, legal-wise ...) at a pace that is much faster than if we were working alone.
During its early days, a startup needs to maximize its learning curve. A team of founders lacking key learnings can make significant mistakes that are hard to correct thereafter. Over the course of the residency, we have the privilege of meeting and conversing with a wide range of experts that not only become familiar with our company and its challenges, but also provide tailored and personalized advice. This type of mentoring accelerates our learning process, allowing us to gain knowledge and skills much faster than we would have on our own.
During my time in the program, I was able to meet and get support from experts in areas I thought my company needed improvement, like marketing, human resources, user experience and sales. They gave me meaningful, but most importantly useful tips and suggestions that have had instant impact in the growth and development of Helperbird as we reached 500,000 users. Unlike other programs I have heard of, they really focus on your priorities as a business and entrepreneur rather than pushing you in directions your company doesn’t need.
If we could only choose one thing that the Startup in Residence program at Desjardins helped us with, it would be to stay FOCUSED on sales. The program has helped us put a sales strategy in place, taught us how to optimize sales, and encouraged us to just get it done. Apart from that, we also received help with branding, communication, marketing, and had access to amazing experts. Our favorite part of the program is that it was completely tailored to our needs - and of course Eric, Jade, and Sarah are awesome to work with and felt like part of our team!
Startup in Residence has been a major driving force in our growth both as founders and as a company. The team at Startup in Residence took the time to understand our situation and provide us with an individualized curriculum that fit our needs as a business. They have been flexible and have adjusted the program as our priorities shifted to provide as much value as they could at every step of the way. Being part of Startup in Residence has been an extremely positive experience for our team and we strongly recommend the program to any Startup looking for tools and coaching to better manage their growth.
We’re Eric, Sarah, Josephine and Niv – program officers at Startup in Residence. We have years of experience supporting entrepreneurs like you, we know how investing works, and we understand what it means to be a startup founder.
Powered by Desjardins, a leading cooperative financial group in Canada, our program is human centered and focused on helping you grow your business while also developing yourself as a founder.
Startup in Residence invests and provides support for startups that have a positive socio-economic impact within Canada.
Startup in Residence is designed to guide early-stage, growth-driven companies — like yours — to market success.
You are the determined founders of a business.
You have a strong and reliable team. There is chemistry on your team and you have complementary skills.
You have a solution to a genuine problem.
Whereas most residence programs place emphasis on the initial idea, we think differently, helping evolve your product through the program and even afterwards.
You have time.
Building a startup requires sustained effort. You have to invest time and resources in the process. We will do the same!
Participating businesses will receive top notch mentorship from over 50 entrepreneurs and experts, office space for 8 months and a host of other benefits. In addition, they could receive up to $250,000 investment.
This non-dilutive grant makes it possible to finance all types of external services useful for the feasibility of your projects: legal, accounting, design, etc.
What startups need today is genuine support to guide them in their growth—particularly their human growth!
We connect startups with each other and bring them into our community in order to give them the network they need to translate their ambitions into reality.
Startup in Residence will launch three calls for applications during 2023 related to issues in cybersecurity, real estate technologies and sustainable technologies.
We offer a collaborative work environment with invaluable opportunities for mentorship and networking within the leading cooperative financial group in Canada.
Your work involves financing, online payment, savings management, loans and bank account aggregators.
Your work involves compliance, identity management and control, risk management, regulatory reporting and transaction monitoring.
You develop security technologies for applications, operations, information and networks.
You develop new medical equipment or technology-based medical software or services.
You’re working to improve and transform the real estate industry by applying technologies.
You respond to a social or environmental problem and, to achieve this, align your entire organization with this objective.
Apply for our calls for applications on specific issues.
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The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of social impact startups.
How can impact tech companies enhance the lives of Canadians by considering environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects?
The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of social impact startups1.
CONTEXT
Climate change, social inequalities, deforestation, poor waste management, and increasing natural and industrial disasters have led to society's growing search for innovative technological solutions to build a better world for future generations. Scientific journals and UN institutions continue to sound the alarm:
ESG factors are shaping the business environment and affecting the financial performance and long-term success of companies. The Startup in Residence program and its partners understand the growing pressure stakeholders and regulators are putting on businesses. Entrepreneurs are thinking up innovative and sustainable tech solutions, but they need support to develop their ideas. That's where Startup in Residence comes in. It prepares entrepreneurs for venture capital funding so they can significantly accelerate their company's growth.
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1 Startups that have a positive socioeconomic impact on communities
TECH PRIORITIES
Technological solutions addressing the following (non-exhaustive list):
SELECTION CRITERIA
IMPORTANT DATES
The call for applications includes mentoring and workshops to support and guide participants through the development of their business.
PRIZES (Mentoring and support)
Up to 3 startups will receive a non-dilutive grant of $15,000.
Startups teams:
1. Startups that have a positive socioeconomic impact on communities (2021 Social and Cooperative Responsibility Report).
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The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of startups in the PropTech sector.
The digital transformation of the real estate industry has been a long time coming. This revolution is a response to the resistance that had held the real estate market back in recent decades, against a backdrop in which ink and paper reigned supreme, data lagged behind and developers, unable to take advantage of the changes that were happening in real time, left precious dollars on the table. There are now more than 6,000 PropTech companies worldwide. International investments in this sector totalled $32 billion in 2021, up 28% from 2020.[1]
Today's PropTech trends with the greatest impact are focused on aspects like finance (alternative financing platforms that make home ownership more accessible), construction (technologies that unlock value and help prepare developments for a sustainable future), and omnichannel experience (a strategy that combines digital and physical activity to create a more solid client experience).
Stakeholders are placing increased pressure on businesses. Startup in Residence and its partners want to support entrepreneurs who are building innovative and sustainable real estate solutions. That way, they can take their businesses further and be ready for the venture capital stage to significantly accelerate their growth
Call for applications starts: May 22nd, 2023
Information session: June 13th, 2023, at 4 p.m. (EDT) - REGISTER HERE
Call for applications ends: June 22nd, 2023
Up to 3 startups will receive a non-dilutive grant of $15,000.
Startup teams:
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Canada’s Proptech Journey – responding to 2021’s real estate disruptors
La technologie immobilière : nouvelle frontière de l’immobilier
Proptech in Canada 2022 Report (Proptech Collective)
Canada’s proptech sector includes over 450 startups: Report
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The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of cybersecurity companies at a time when cyber threats to Canadian citizens and businesses are on the rise.
The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of cybersecurity companies at a time when cyber threats to Canadian citizens and businesses are on the rise.
What do a small town in Ontario, a plastics manufacturing firm in Winnipeg, an arts centre in PEI, and a fighter jet training company in Montreal have in common? They were all victims of a ransomware attack over the last several months. That's how CIRA's Éric Brynaert started his October 2022 blog.
The 2020 Cyberthreat Defense Report (CDR) published by CyberEdge Group provides a wealth of information on cyberattacks. The report revealed that over a 12-month period, 78% of companies had suffered at least one cyberattack. Of those companies, over 70% had been hit by ransomware. That's a huge number!
A recent Leger survey shed some light on this worrisome phenomenon: Of the companies surveyed that said they'd been the victim of a cyberattack, more than half (56%) admitted to having paid the requested ransom. These threats and attacks translate into skyrocketing costs for businesses and can put them at risk or even lead to bankruptcy.
Whether perpetrated by cybercriminal groups such as Conti, BlackCat, LockBit, Karakurt and Qilim or by individuals acting alone, ransomware attacks expose companies to risks ranging from disrupted operations and significant financial losses to reputational damage and loss of data security. Cybercriminals' preferred means of access is through the actions of poorly informed employees. The recent ransomware attack on Sobeys, where an employee clicked on a link they received in an email, is a case in point. What technological solutions can prevent this type of incident?
Ransomware attacks pose a threat to Canada's national security and economic prosperity, as they're lucrative to cybercriminals.
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre had received some 68,259 reports of fraud as of September 30, 2022. Aside from raising awareness about cybersecurity, what can we do to better protect Canadians? For example, how can we prevent them from having their identity stolen so hackers can use it to apply for a mortgage or credit card?
Cybercriminals are putting increasing pressure on businesses and citizens. In response, Startup in Residence and its partners want to support cybersecurity entrepreneurs who are coming up with innovative and sustainable technology solutions. They want to encourage the entrepreneurs to push their development further and prepare them to receive venture capital to significantly accelerate their growth.
Call for applications starts: February 13th, 2023
Information session: February 28th, 2023, at 4 p.m.
Call for applications ends: March 9th, 2023
Up to 3 startups will receive a non-dilutive grant of $15,000.
Startup teams:
Sources:
BRYNAERT, Eric. « L’état des rançongiciels au Canada »
Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
GAGNON, Frédérick, Danny GAGNÉ, Gabrielle GENDRON, et Alexis RAPIN. « Geopolitical Cyber Incidents in Canada, 2022 Assessment
HOWLETT, Debbie. « Using technology to protect your security assets, workforce and data »
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The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of social impact startups.
How can impact tech companies enhance the lives of Canadians by considering environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects?
The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of social impact startups1.
CONTEXT
Climate change, social inequalities, deforestation, poor waste management, and increasing natural and industrial disasters have led to society's growing search for innovative technological solutions to build a better world for future generations. Scientific journals and UN institutions continue to sound the alarm:
ESG factors are shaping the business environment and affecting the financial performance and long-term success of companies. The Startup in Residence program and its partners understand the growing pressure stakeholders and regulators are putting on businesses. Entrepreneurs are thinking up innovative and sustainable tech solutions, but they need support to develop their ideas. That's where Startup in Residence comes in. It prepares entrepreneurs for venture capital funding so they can significantly accelerate their company's growth.
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1 Startups that have a positive socioeconomic impact on communities
TECH PRIORITIES
Technological solutions addressing the following (non-exhaustive list):
SELECTION CRITERIA
IMPORTANT DATES
The call for applications includes mentoring and workshops to support and guide participants through the development of their business.
PRIZES (Mentoring and support)
Up to 3 startups will receive a non-dilutive grant of $15,000.
Startups teams:
The call for applications is now closed
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The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of startups that can help simplify how we make payments in Canada.
With strong demand for payment solutions that are practical, fast and secure, how can fintech companies help make Canadians' lives easier?
The goal of this call for applications is to inspire the launch and growth of startups that can help simplify how we make payments in Canada.
CONTEXT
With real-time payments set to roll out in Canada in 2023, financial institutions and fintech companies are constantly looking for new ways to provide top-quality products and services that are instant and secure.
The driving force behind this trend is the increase in online payments and the high demand for quick, secure and practical payment solutions. The data from Payments Canada1 shows just how important it is to create solutions that fit our fast-paced world:
Startup in Residence and its partners understand the legal, technical and development challenges that entrepreneurs building practical, fast and secure payment solutions can face. The program's goal is to support these entrepreneurs so they can go further and be ready for the venture capital stage to speed up their growth in a big way.
The startups we're targeting must have solutions that improve Canadians' payment experience.
1 Payments Canada is responsible for the physical infrastructure and associated bylaws, rules and standards that support payment systems in Canada.
PRIORITIES
ELEGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The call for applications will include mentoring sessions and workshops to support and guide the participants as they develop their company.
PRIZES
Up to 3 startups selected for the program with a $15,000 grant each.
These teams will be accepted to the Startup in Residence program, Desjardins' 8-month business accelerator. The teams would also be eligible to receive a potential investment of up to $250,000.
THE CALL FOR APPLICATIONS IN PAYMENT TECHNOLOGIES IS CLOSED
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This call for applications is designed to stimulate the appearance and growth of startups that will help our society rise to the challenges of revitalizing and adapting healthcare technology.
How can Canadian healthtech startups accelerate and improve the digital transformation of healthcare?
This call for applications is designed to stimulate the appearance and growth of startups that will help our society rise to the challenges of revitalizing and adapting healthcare technology.
OVERVIEW
The past 2 years have shown just how much transformation and innovation our healthcare ecosystem needs globally. With rising costs and issues around quality and access, there is ample room for innovation.
We believe that technology and innovation hold many of the answers. This call for applications is meant to support healthtech entrepreneurs so that they can go further in their development and get ready to raise venture capital funding to meaningfully accelerate their growth.
The startups we're targeting must offer solutions that improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare.
PRIORITY AREAS
ELEGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The call for applications will include mentoring sessions and workshops to support and guide the participants as they develop their company.
PRIZES
The winning team will receive a non-dilutive grant of $25,000. The runner-up team will receive a grant of $15,000.
Both these teams will be accepted to the Startup in Residence program, Desjardins' 8-month business accelerator. The teams would also be eligible to receive a potential investment of up to $250,000, as well as dedicated coaching and support from Esplanade Ventures.
The third-place winner will receive, a non-dilutive grant of $5,000 and coaching from Esplanade Ventures.
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The goal of this call for applications is for startups to grow and make a name for themselves by helping financial institutions and their clients deal more effectively with the challenges of cybersecurity threats, both at home and abroad.
How can fintech startups help Canadians and Canadian businesses address cybersecurity challenges and become more resilient to cyberthreats?
DESJARDINS AND CYBERSECURITY
Desjardins has made great strides in information security over the past 18 months and will continue to apply international best practices. To prevent and detect data breaches, organizations need a wide range of personnel, technical and procedural security measures in place. The security program as a whole—including people, processes and technology—is what helps protect organizations from fraud and information security threats.
HOW CAN FINTECH BUSINESSES HELP?
Canadian individuals and businesses are more dependent than ever on the internet to carry out their day-to-day activities. Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, this trend has gained speed so that Canadians can work, shop and socialize safely, in accordance with the physical distancing policies issued by public health authorities. However, as devices, information and activities move online, their vulnerability to cyberthreats increases.
According to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security the number of cyberthreat actors is rising and their actions are becoming more sophisticated. Given the scope of these challenges, a whole range of innovations will have to be deployed to transform our ways of thinking and acting to help Canadian individuals and businesses prevent, detect and respond to cyberthreats.
These ideas—and many others— are some of the potential approaches for making Canadian individuals and businesses more resilient.
PRIORITIES
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
CHALLENGE PROGRAM
The Cyber Challenge features mentoring sessions, workshops and pitches to help participants grow their businesses.
PRIZES FOR WINNING TEAMS
The team that wins the Cybersecurity Startups Call for Application will receive a $25,000 non-dilutive grant.
The second place team will receive a $15,000 grant.
Both winners will earn a spot in Startup in Residence, Desjardins's 8-month startup accelerator, and will be eligible for a potential investment of up to $250,000.
Third place will get a $5,000 grant and coaching under the Fintech Cadence Sandbox program.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
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The goal of this call for applications is to spur the emergence and growth of startups that will help financial institutions and their clients overcome the challenges of climate change both at home and abroad.
How can canadian fintech startups help society address the challenges of climate change and support a just transition to a low-carbon, more sustainable, resilient and inclusive model?
The goal of this challenge is to spur the emergence and growth of startups that will help financial institutions and their clients overcome the challenges of climate change both at home and abroad.
OVERVIEW
Desjardins and climate change Climate change is taking a heavy toll on the environment, society and the economy, and this can affect people's physical, mental and financial health.
Since 1990, we've been taking action to protect the environment and mitigate climate change. We recognize the urgent need to act—and act fast—in response to the challenges that climate change poses.
In late 2017, we made a number of commitments toward achieving the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global temperature rise to below 2 degrees. These commitments included achieving operational carbon neutrality, focusing our infrastructure investments on renewable energy projects, and reducing the carbon footprint of our own investments.
We stepped up these commitments in 2019 with a new target to reduce GHG emissions under our operational control to 20% below 2018 levels by 2024. In 2020, we became the first financial institution in North America to join the Powering Past Coal Alliance and issued what NGO Reclaim Finance called one of the world's most robust coal exit policies.
Learn more about our commitment to the climate and the environment.
In 2021, we renewed our climate strategy, aiming to achieve carbon neutrality (net zero emissions) by 2040 in our operations, procurement and lending, as well as our own investments in 3 key carbon-intensive sectors of the economy: energy, transportation and real estate.
We'll achieve this ambitious goal through the support and engagement of all our employees, managers and directors, and through the joint efforts and progress of our partners in the financial sector and Canadian society.
Learn more about our 2040 climate strategy.
How can fintech companies help?
Given the magnitude of these issues, it will take a great deal of innovation to transform the way we think and act to support the financial sector and its clients, whether by raising awareness, measuring impacts, analyzing climate risk or developing financing solutions for green projects.
These are just some of the ways fintech companies can support a just transition to a low-carbon, resilient economy.
REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPANTS
CHALLENGE PROGRAM
The Fintech Climate Challenge is an 8-month program featuring mentoring sessions, workshops and pitches to support participants in growing their businesses.
AWARDS FOR WINNING TEAMS
1st prize: $25,000 cash grant,
Plus:
• A spot in Startup in Residence, Desjardins's 8-month program;
• A possible investment of up to $250,000.
2nd prize: $15,000 cash grant,
Plus:
• A spot in Startup in Residence, Desjardins's 8-month program;
• A possible investment of up to $250,000.
3rd prize: $5,000 cash grant,
Plus:
• access to Fintech Cadence's Sandbox program.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
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Progressing towards financial empowerment means learning to better manage personal budgets and making sound financial decisions, while protecting your personal data.
Faced with these challenges, fintechs can bring solutions to help Canadians.
How can we help Canadians reach financial empowerment?
The challenge aims to support entrepreneurs in order to propel them further in their product development and give them the maximum chance for a successful collaboration with Desjardins. “Desjardins continually seeks feedback from members and clients. As soon as the pandemic struck, we took action to provide assistance and reassure members and clients that we’re committed to doing everything we can to help them get through these challenging times and manage their finances. Desjardins intends to continue playing an active role in the socio-economic recovery of our communities,” said Guy Cormier, President and CEO of Desjardins Group.
Financial empowerment is the ability to manage daily life in a sustainable way and achieve set goals. It includes:
To participate in the Fintech Challenge, the startups must be working on at least one of the above scenarios by providing financial technological solutions that improve personal finance management, planning financial goals, automating savings, learning about online brokerage and investing, and financial education as a whole.
Additionally, the Fintech Challenge is looking for startups that work on the uptake of responsible investment. This can include educating consumers on responsible investing, categorizing and measuring impact of investments and providing opportunities to invest responsibly.
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The Startup in Residence program also means rewarding meetings with dedicated experts.
With years of experience to their credit, they are useful resources for supporting your business as it grows.
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The program is aimed first and foremost at startups that are likely to have a positive socio-economic impact within Canada. The goal is to guide them as they grow through investment, education, mentoring and networking.
We launched the Startup en Résidence program in June 2017. The program:
8 months.
Keep checking our home page for information on when to register for the various call for applications.
No, there is no cost to participate in the Startup in Résidence program. However, if you are based outside Quebec, you will be responsible for your meals and accommodation.
Our program is highly personalized and tailored to meet the strategic objectives of Startup in Residence and each Startup in order to guarantee that our partnership generates genuine value for all parties involved. In addition, we work alongside other accelerators to create a path to support you in your growth.
The startup participating in the program could receive an investment of up to $250,000 in the form of a subordinated debt at a discount and convertible into a preferred share or into a loan.
Through the call for applications, we like to meet financial, real estate and healthcare technology companies with a business solution focused on solving a real problem.
No. The company must be headquartered in Canada.
Although we hope this happens, it isn't the objective of the program. Desjardins set up Startup in Residence to support startups as they grow and help them validate and increase their value proposition.
If you meet the criteria for one of the call for applications, please fill out the appropriate form.
The selection committee will then review your application.
Our validation process includes an initial selection by committee. If your Startup is selected, a meeting will be planned with you and your team to discuss the terms and conditions and the next steps.
We do not provide allowances for travel, accommodation or relocation.
Desjardins could invest up to $ 250,000 in companies participating in Startup in Residence, in addition to a non-dilutive grant of $ 15,000 that will be awarded to them at the beginning the program.
To assess your application, the selection committee will focus primarily on the concept's validity, the product development stage, the competitive landscape and the team's makeup and experience. In addition, your solution should have a positive socio-economic impact within Canada.
The time frame between submitting your application and receiving a decision is 30 business days.
You must then authorize us to carry out a credit check and criminal record check of you and your team. Where applicable, we may also conduct an invasion-of-privacy test and a security audit (code audit, risk analysis, etc.). We will then arrange a meeting to discuss the terms and conditions of the residence, identify your needs, inform you of our needs and jointly determine key performance indicators.
The general conditions of participation in the Startup in residence program will be presented to you if you are selected.
