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Black Founders Network
University of Toronto Entrepreneurship community for Black entrepreneurs at all stages of their journey.
- Geography
- Toronto, Ontario
- Stage / audience
- all stages, Black entrepreneurs
Last verified Aug 28, 2026
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A startup ecosystem is a set of relationships. Here is the map of where Toronto founders find each other.

Use the directory for current organizations and join paths. It is refreshed from public sources and kept separate from the editorial guide above.
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University of Toronto Entrepreneurship community for Black entrepreneurs at all stages of their journey.
Last verified Aug 28, 2026
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Supporting Black founders, creating more Black-led businesses and celebrating Black Excellence.
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A collective of Black-led organizations united to create access and opportunities for Black founders, investors, and professionals across the Canadian landscape.
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Community for female founders in Toronto.
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Toronto’s Most Exclusive Entrepreneur Community for 7, 8, and 9-Figure Founders
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Founders Network compliments Toronto’s international views by providing startup Founders access to a global community of its peers, investors, and mentors. We’re a mentorship program that supports local tech ecosystems and facilitates the growth of Toronto’s Founders Network members.
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Be Part of the Movement Early-stage founders connect with experienced mentors in our intimate mixer series.
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Toronto organization helping new Canadians and newcomers in technology achieve global growth through programs, community and events.
Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of the First Nations Economic Advancement Conference
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Our events are designed to provide you with actionable insights and meaningful connections. Check out what's coming up next.
Toronto Meetup community for founders and entrepreneurs.
Last verified Aug 28, 2026
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Toronto community for female founders and women entrepreneurs.
The best community depends on your stage, sector and the kind of relationship you need. Peer groups create accountability, sector networks create relevant introductions, and mentor communities provide targeted experience. Start with one recurring room or group and contribute before asking for a favour.
Choose the community where your stage, sector and immediate question overlap. A smaller recurring group is often more useful than collecting one-off memberships.
Yes. Early conversations can help you test a problem, meet potential collaborators and learn how founders describe the market before you commit to a direction.