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What tech employees can learn from Severance | The Morning Report
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Welcome to the Morning Report, our clear and concise daily digest of Vancouver tech news. As always, you’re invited to reply with your feedback, so we can make this daily report better.
5 lessons every tech employee can learn from the TV show Severance
The program revolves around the biotech company Lumon Industries. » Start reading.
Natalia Williams joins Hootsuite as chief product officer
The ex-Mailchimp exec will be based in Hootsuite’s new Atlanta office. » Get the full story.
Funding and deals:
Vancouver-based Headcheck Health, a tech-enabled provider of concussion protocol management, signed a deal to become the concussion tech partner of USA Cycling. » Continue.
In other news:
Clio officially reopened offices through its Distributed by Design hybrid work model, a strategy CEO Jack Newton teased to us last summer. » New York Times.
Founder accelerator On Deck announced its top 100 companies in 2022. Two Canadian companies, both from Vancouver, made the cut. » Guess who.
Dr. Jaimie Borisoff has been appointed director for the MAKE+ research team at BCIT Applied Research. » Continue.
Production volume for the province’s film and TV industry hit $3.3 billion in 2020-21, up 13 percent from the previous, per the Canadian Media Producers Association. » Business in Vancouver.
East Side Games Group appointed board chair Jason Bailey as its new CEO. » Proactive Investors.
Ideas and insights:
Roger Patterson, CEO of Later, writing on the Entrepreneurs’ Organization blog: 3 strategies to combat digital distractions
Chris Neumann, partner at Panache Ventures, shares how founders can discern an early-stage VC’s ability to help them raise their next round
Tessa Seager, CCI’s B.C. director of government affairs, writing on her organization’s blog: The Data Economy Has Changed. B.C.’s Privacy Law Needs to Change Too.
Marius Adomnica, a partner at Segev LLP, joined the Business of Esports podcast to discuss the law as it applies to esports and video games and what we can learn from current cases. » Listen now.
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- William (@notionport)
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