The University of New Brunswick held the virtual demo day Thursday for its Summer Institute accelerator, with five companies pitching.
Most startup accelerators teach lean methodology to innovation-driven businesses. The Summer Institute takes a different tack by seeking to back companies with positive social and environmental impacts.
Eight companies originally enrolled in the 13-week program, with five successfully finishing.
“We’ve had some tough times, but we’ve had some fun,” said Joe Allen, Managing Director of UNB’s Accelerator Programs, during the demo day. “The way I see it is,
