Intuit’s Third Annual Prosperity Accelerator Aims to Spur Growth for Greater Toronto Area Fintechs
Intuit (NASDAQ: INTU) has launched its third annual Prosperity Accelerator in collaboration with Highline Beta, aimed at boosting financial prosperity for Canadian startups. This equity-free, four-month program focuses on enhancing the growth and fundability of tech startups in the Greater Toronto Area. Applications are open until January 13, 2023, with selected startups receiving mentorship and investment opportunities. The initiative comes in light of a 70% drop in funding for fintech companies in Canada in Q2 2022, stressing the need for support in these challenging economic times.
- Launch of the third annual Prosperity Accelerator, enhancing support for startups.
- Program is equity-free, offering mentorship and potential investment opportunities.
- Past participants raised over $24 million CAD, indicating successful outcomes.
- Challenging economic landscape with high inflation and potential recession impacting startups.
- Dramatic 70% drop in fintech funding in Canada highlights industry struggles.
Calls for submissions open for the program designed to advance financial prosperity of Canadians by accelerating growth, impact, and fundability of
The Intuit Prosperity Accelerator:
“Many businesses are facing economic challenges that have a direct impact on their ability to innovate and develop solutions for the future,” said
Today’s tech startups are facing uncertainty due to the possibility of a recession, high inflation, and an ongoing labour shortage. Further, startup funding in
Over the past two years, Intuit has worked with 15 startup participants in its Prosperity Accelerator program to help overcome such challenges by running design experiments, validating use cases, and helping position them to raise over
“We are very excited about this collaboration with Intuit which continues to show consistent success in helping entrepreneurs take their business to the next level,” said
Help consumers with:
- Rising mortgage and rent costs
- Managing savings and investments
- Empowering income stability and mitigating debt
Help small businesses and self-employed individuals with:
- Juggling the management of multiple businesses
- Rising cost of goods sold
- Attracting and retaining labour
For more information on eligibility requirements and to apply, visit: https://www.intuit.com/ca/prosperity-accelerator.
About the Program:
The Intuit Prosperity Accelerator:
The Intuit Prosperity Accelerator is now accepting applications until
About Intuit
Intuit is the global financial technology platform that powers prosperity for the people and communities we serve. With more than 100 million customers worldwide using TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to prosper. We never stop working to find new, innovative ways to make that possible. Please visit us for the latest information about Intuit, our products and services, and find us on social.
About Highline Beta
Highline Beta is a globally recognized accelerator builder-operator and venture capital firm focused on corporate innovation. We work with fortune 1000 companies to build new business models inside and outside their organization to unlock new areas of growth, and we work with and invest in remarkable startup founders who are building truly transformative ventures that positively impact industries across the globe.
Highline Beta is Intuit’s partner in the Intuit Prosperity Accelerator. Highline Beta designs, executes, and oversees the program, as well as advises on the selection of startups to participate. Learn more at Highline Beta.
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