Amplify Capital
Amplify Capital is the evolution of the MaRS Catalyst Fund, investing in mission-driven, double-bottom-line disruptors in health, education and clean tech. Every dollar invested in these companies generates a financial return and a social return. That’s how we amplify capital. And we further ampl…
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- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Canada
- Fund size
- 1-10
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