Our vision
Technovate was founded on the belief that technology should strengthen communities, not just serve markets. We envision a future where software makes health outcomes more equitable, wealth creation more accessible, and local value more visible.
Our long-term goal is to build the infrastructure for a post-labour economy — where automation advances prosperity for everyone, not just those who own the systems. This starts with practical, fundable tools that institutions can adopt today.
We focus on guiding the development of intuitive and rewarding frameworks where financial independence acts as a catalyst for a wide range of interdisciplinary projects. This foundation supports creating a new paradigm where communities can recognize and invest in all forms of local value.
The goal is to establish systems with powerful incentives for universal participation — enabling better health outcomes through community investment, building distributed wealth, strengthening local relationships, and contributing to collective well-being.
Leadership
Strategic vision & operations
Responsible for company direction, product strategy, and institutional relationships. Focused on aligning technology development with public-good outcomes and grant requirements.
Financial governance
Oversees financial planning, grant compliance, and transparent reporting. Ensures every dollar of funding is tracked, reported, and aligned with stated objectives.
Software development
Leads product architecture, AI development, and engineering. Focused on building systems that are explainable, auditable, and beneficial to end users and institutions.
What we stand for
Responsibility
Every product decision is weighed against its impact on users, communities, and the public good. We build tools that we would trust with our own data.
Transparency
Clear reporting, open governance, and honest communication with partners, funders, and users. No hidden agendas.
Scalability
Systems designed to grow from pilot to province-wide to national. Architecture that handles institutional scale without sacrificing usability.
Inclusion
Technology that broadens participation — in health, in wealth, in community decision-making. Not technology that concentrates power.