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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2025 · 38 MIN

InBC's Jill Earthy knows Canadian VC "could be healthier"

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" That's what we wanna change, right? For future companies, more Canadian investors on the cap table so that we can see those benefits come back through investment, through mentorship."  Jill Earthy, CEO of InBC Investment Corp—a provincial Crown corporation with $500 million of direct and indirect capital to deploy—joins to discuss the state of Canadian venture, the role of organizations like hers in BC's growing tech ecosystem, and InBC's future fundraising plans. Recorded live at Web Summit Vancouver. The BetaKit Podcast is presented by Motion: the control center for creative strategists. Motion helps brands scale paid social campaigns faster by turning complex ad data into clear, actionable insights, offering tools like visual ad analysis, competitor tracking, and automated reporting.  If you're ready to take on real marketing challenges and make an impact, Motion is for you. Visit motionapp.com/careers to explore open roles at one of Canada's fastest-growing tech companies. Related links: At Web Summit Vancouver, BC wants to let the world know its cleantech hub is open for business Canadian VCs arrive at annual industry gathering in need of a "wake-up call"

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