Full-Time
Posted on 9/4/2026
SME-focused financing, consulting, venture capital
No salary listed
Montreal, QC, Canada + 12 more
More locations: Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC, Canada | Laval, QC, Canada | Moncton, NB, Canada | Saskatoon, SK, Canada | Calgary, AB, Canada | Vaughan, ON, Canada | Mississauga, ON, Canada | Edmonton, AB, Canada | Ottawa, ON, Canada | Québec City, QC, Canada | Fraser Valley, BC, Canada | Halifax Regional Municipality, NS, Canada
Hybrid
Hybrid work model; required in-office frequency is not specified.
Bachelor's
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BDC Venture Capital helps Canadian entrepreneurs by providing financing, consulting services, and securitization through its banking operations, and through its subsidiary BDC Capital offers venture capital, equity investments, growth capital, and business transition funding. Its products work by combining loans or securitized financing with advisory support and by making equity investments and growth funding in startups and growing SMEs. The company differentiates itself as Canada’s first B Corp bank, committing to high standards of transparency, accountability, and social and environmental benefit, alongside a one-institution approach that pairs banking, advisory services, and venture investments. The goal is to help create and develop strong Canadian businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, by providing financial resources, strategic guidance, and capital for growth and transition.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$8.3B
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
1944
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Health Insurance
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Hybrid Work Options
Wellness Program
Toronto's The Wellness Company (TWC) has secured nearly $1.6 million CAD in seed funding to develop consumer health applications. The round was led by BDC Capital's Seed Venture Fund, with participation from BKR Capital, Launch, and angel investors. Founded by Presh Dineshkumar and Dray Williams, TWC operates as a product studio creating health-focused mobile apps. The startup has launched four applications, including GoPolar for cold plunge tracking, SunSeek for sunlight monitoring, and Posture AI for mobility improvement. TWC's latest app, Tempo, is an AI companion that helps users create personalised health plans. The application integrates data from wearables and other TWC apps through iMessage to provide tracking and recommendations for goals like weight loss or improved sleep. The funding will support team expansion and further AI development. TWC reports over 10,000 paying customers across its applications.
Toronto-based deep technology startup Meissner has announced $2.6 million USD in pre-seed financing to find and develop the next generation of superconducting materials.
The Business Development Bank of Canada's growth venture unit has led a $53-million equity financing in Calgary-based payments processor Helcim, valuing the company at $250 million. This represents a significant increase from Helcim's $97-million valuation in its previous 2024 capital raise. The financing comes as Canadian banks exit the payments processing sector. Helcim CEO Nicolas Beique told The Globe and Mail the company experienced "a huge influx of business" after TD Bank sold its payments unit to Milwaukee-based Fiserv last year. The recent $2-billion sale of Moneris Solutions by RBC and BMO to Francisco Partners is expected to further accelerate Helcim's growth, as domestic merchants seek Canadian alternatives amidst data sovereignty concerns.
Fondaction and the Business Development Bank of Canada have invested in Icentia, a Québec medical technology company. The funding round, which included existing investors Investissement Québec, CIC Capital, and the Theodorus Fund, will accelerate deployment of Icentia's CardioSTAT® technology. CardioSTAT® is a long-term ambulatory cardiac monitoring solution combining a single-use ECG recorder with artificial intelligence-powered analysis. The technology enables early detection of cardiac arrhythmias, helping prevent complications as heart disease becomes more prevalent. The investment comes as Icentia reaches financial and operational self-sufficiency, supported by commercial traction across several key markets. Icentia operates cardiac diagnostic facilities in Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Fondaction manages more than $4.5 billion in net assets as of 31 May 2026.
Clip Money Inc. has received the second and final instalment of CAD$1.62 million under its loan agreement with BDC (Business Development Bank of Canada). This payment completes the company's draw-down from the BDC loan facility. The announcement represents the final tranche of funding under the existing loan arrangement. No additional details about the total loan amount, terms, or intended use of the funds were provided in the source material.