Wrap-around Innovation Services
We connect you to professional services suited to your project, such as intellectual property, legal, accounting, and more. Wrap-around innovation services are open to individuals or businesses developing projects that meet Innovation Fund criteria.
Investment Readiness Training program
This program helps develop interest and participation in a growing investment culture for entrepreneurs and investors in the territory.
Supporting Women Entrepreneurs
We are a Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH) aimed at identifying the additional barriers and challenges women face and providing support to overcome them.
Get in touch
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Yukon University
2180 2nd Ave,
Whitehorse, YT
Y1A 5N6
t 867 668 8759
innovation@yukonu.ca
Nurturing young entrepreneurs at Summer Biz School
Growing up, Matt Douglas was thinking about becoming a defence attorney before he found his calling in the creative power of marketing. Today, Matt is the managing director at Mammoth Marketing. His team works to fill a major gap in the marketplace for small and medium-sized businesses and organizations–and they’re committed to investing in the community–especially the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Chirag Jadhwani is leveraging AI to support frontline health care workers
It's Aiden McRae here - marketing coordinator and storyteller at YukonU Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E). I recently sat down to chat with Chirag Jadhwani, CEO and Technical Lead at Honest Empathy Innovations Inc., known as PeerSupport.io.
Dené Artisan Maria Rose Sikyea is exploring natural plant dyes for caribou hair
Maria Rose Sikyea is a Dené artisan from Northwest Territories who facilitates traditional skills workshops, sells caribou hair bundles, works towards cultural revitalization and creates jewelry alive with the gifts of Mother Earth.
Natasha Peter’s fashion designs embody her Kaska traditions
Fashion designer Natasha Peter sews stunning clothing and jewelry to share with her community and on the world stage. Descended from a long line of Kaska sewers, her grandparents passed along their skills to her at a young age. She took hold of these skills in her mid-twenties when she was facing a dark point in her life, and found healing by connecting with her traditions. Her early designs led to custom orders from across Canada, gaining organic traction and acclaim.
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