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Located in Delta BC, QCA Systems Ltd. has been providing Industrial Electrical, Automation, and IT services to clients in various industries for over 30 years. Operating with the support of approximately 110 engineers, designers, drafters, technicians, specialists, managers, and administration staff, QCA is able to deliver cost effective, efficient solutions, supporting a wide variety of products. www.qcainsights.com for more information. QCA insights (QCAi) is a division of QCA Systems and provides data, technology and advanced analytics solutions. We help clients make better and faster data-driven decisions.

FinTech Collective is a global, early stage venture capital firm backing entrepreneurs who are rewiring the way money moves through the world. Founded in 2012 with offices in New York City and London, the firm has deep experience investing across capital markets, wealth and asset management, banking, lending, payments, insurance, and DeFi. The managing partners of FinTech Collective met in their mid 20’s and helped build, scale, and successfully exit four fintech businesses. Backed by some of the world’s leading institutional investors, FinTech Collective manages over $800m in regulatory assets. Over the last decade the firm has had 10 exits, taken one company from pitch deck to public markets and invested in 96 portfolio companies including well known firms such as Anyfin in Stockholm, Flutterwave in Lagos, IMMO in London, Minu in Mexico City, Mondu in Berlin, Simetrik in Columbia, and several important businesses in NYC including MoneyLion, NYDIG, Ocrolus, Quovo (acquired by Plaid) and Vestwell. The firm publishes a weekly newsletter, delivered every Saturday, which provides a tightly edited rundown of global fintech news, along with a bit of original analysis (available at fintech.io/newsletter).

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