Startups Aren’t Meant to Be Built AloneWhen we envision startup success, we often picture a solo founder with a big idea and a strong drive.

OpeningStartups rarely fail because the idea was bad.They fail because founders hit a wall and can’t find their way through. At Nova Ventures, we’ve seen

The Myth of the “Billion-Dollar Idea”We’ve all heard it: “If I just had the right idea, I’d build the next unicorn.”But here’s the truth: ideas

Let’s be real: it’s loud out there.Everyone’s pitching. Everyone’s shipping. Everyone’s tweeting about their next big thing. But here’s what we’ve seen at Nova Ventures:The

OpeningFor a long time, stealth was the default.Founders were told: Don’t talk about it until it’s perfect. But today, the best builders flip that script.They

Pitch decks matter. A compelling story, clean design, and clear market vision can open doors. But at Nova Ventures, we’ve seen one truth over and

In the startup world, bigger doesn’t always mean better, especially at the beginning.At Nova Ventures, we see it every day: the founders who start small,

OpeningBuilding a startup isn’t about having the loudest pitch; it’s about building what the market actually wants, when the market is ready. At Nova Ventures,

Edmonton-based startup NiaHealth is pioneering a proactive approach to healthcare by integrating data from wearable fitness trackers with advanced diagnostic testing. Recognizing that while approximately

At Nova Ventures, we know that even the best idea can fail if it arrives too early or too late.In the world of startups, timing