
‘Defence is having its Uber moment’
A former Canadian military commander turned venture capitalist on how to disrupt defence procurement
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A former Canadian military commander turned venture capitalist on how to disrupt defence procurement

From building a submarine shipyard in Halifax to beefing up supply chains, Canada’s new sub economy is taking shape

MDA Space CEO Mike Greenley on space sovereignty, co-operating with the U.S. and protecting Canada from above

Eliot Pence of Dominion Dynamics is using venture capital to build military equipment he hopes the government will one day buy

A former Canadian military commander turned venture capitalist on how to disrupt defence procurement

MDA Space CEO Mike Greenley on space sovereignty, co-operating with the U.S. and protecting Canada from above

From building a submarine shipyard in Halifax to beefing up supply chains, Canada’s new sub economy is taking shape

Eliot Pence of Dominion Dynamics is using venture capital to build military equipment he hopes the government will one day buy

A former Canadian military commander turned venture capitalist on how to disrupt defence procurement

From building a submarine shipyard in Halifax to beefing up supply chains, Canada’s new sub economy is taking shape

MDA Space CEO Mike Greenley on space sovereignty, co-operating with the U.S. and protecting Canada from above

Eliot Pence of Dominion Dynamics is using venture capital to build military equipment he hopes the government will one day buy