Phil Anzarut

BDC Venture Capital (BDC Venture Capital) is a venture capital firm founded in 1975. The firm is headquartered in Québec, Canada.

Solido Design Automation, Inc. provides variation analysis and design software solutions for custom ICs. The firm makes variation designer the world’s top CAD software for semiconductor variation analysis and debugging and is used to improve chip yield, improve performance, reduce die area, and reduce power consumption. The company was founded by Amit K. Gupta and Trent Lorne McConaghy in 2005 and is headquartered in Saskatoon, Canada.

Tbaytel, Inc. is the largest independently owned telecommunications provider in Northern Ontario. The private company is based in Thunder Bay, Canada. Since its founding in 1902, the Canadian company has been committed to providing its customers with the best telecommunications services available to them where they live. The CEO of the company is Dan Topatigh.

Optessa, Inc. develops and markets Web-based software solutions. Its products include Optessa MLP, an enterprise wide demand and capacity planning application; Optessa MLS, a scheduling and sequencing application; and Optessa RTS, an in-plant application for real-time re-sequencing and re-scheduling. The company was founded by Vidya Srinivas, Ashok Erramilli and Srinivas Netrakanti in 2001 and is headquartered in Edmonton, Canada.

Optosecurity, Inc. develops security software solutions. Its eVelocity software suite enables centralized remote screening of hand luggage. The firm also offers OptoScreener, a disruptive security product for checkpoints based on intelligent 3D computer vision and advanced material science. Its products are designed as an in-line detection system aimed at preventing terrorist events or attacks in high-profile facilities, such as airports and critical infrastructures. The company was founded by Eric Bergeron in 2003 and is headquartered in Quebec, Canada.

EastMed, Inc. designs, manufactures and distributes medical device for women's health and wellness. It develops uresta, a female continence care kit that is designed to stop bladder leakage and empower women to manage their stress urinary incontinence. The company was founded by Scott Farrell in 2002 and is headquartered in Dartmouth, Canada.