Launch Party Vancouver has announced the startups selected to demo at their upcoming LPV7 event and this time around there are seven. Another twist in the formula is that two out-of-towners are in the mix with Foodista making the trek North from Seattle and Tynt Multimedia crossing the Rockies from Calgary.
Our locals will be in tough as both Foodista and Tynt have been recently funded, proving that they know how to pitch. Foodista scraped together $500K from Amazon and some Angels and Tynt went big with a $5 Million round led by iNovia Capital.
Here's the complete lineup:
As always, Strutta will be powering the voting site - look out for it to go live on this Saturday morning.
Every day ... restaurants are offering 50% off their loyalty certificates exclusively to LetsGoForDinner.com and its members! How can we possibly... [more]
Tynt Multimedia is measuring the way consumers interact with content they find on Websites and is focused on improving engagement and user... [more]
Protagonize is a creative writing community dedicated to writing various forms of collaborative, interactive fiction. One author writes a story,... [more]
MakeGood enables companies to communicate their social responsibility effectively to their customers. Through the MakeGood website, companies are... [more]
Foodista is the online cooking encyclopedia that everyone can edit. We're revolutionizing how people learn and share about food and cooking! [more]
Muutu is a new search engine for finding ALL local classified ads in one place. It offers the simplicity and elegance of Google with the... [more]
We are a private company owned and operated by social entrepreneurs who are focused on positively impacting the world through partnerships and... [more]
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