BetaKit: Execution Labs Receives $6 Million in Funding, Unveils Two New Programs for Independent Game Developers
Execution Labs, the Montreal-based accelerator and incubator for independent mobile game developers, has received $6 million Series A funding. The investment was led by Corus Entertainment and existing investors BDC Capital, Real Ventures and White Star Capital participated. The money will be used to “bolster its support of emerging independent game studios” and Corus will … Continued
Gamesindustry.Biz: Execution Labs raises $6 million
Startup accelerator will launch two new programs for indie developers The Montreal-based startup accelerator Execution Labs has raised CAD $6 million in new funding, allowing it expand the range of services it offers to independent game developers. The round was led by Corus Entertainment Inc., a media company based in Toronto, and brought new funds … Continued
Joystiq: Independent game incubator secures $6 million in funding
Execution Labs is an incubator for independent games and developers based in Montreal, Canada, and it’s just raised $6 million CAD in Series A funding led by Toronto media company Corus Entertainment Inc. Execution plans to use the funds to establish two tiers of support for up-and-coming developers: the Pre-Production Accelerator and the Finishing Fund. … Continued
Gamasutra: Indie incubator Execution Labs nets $5.3M to fund more developers
Montreal-based indie incubator Execution Labs has raised an additional $6 million Canadian ($5.3 million USD) in its latest round of funding for the expansion of both its staff and its services to game makers worldwide. This is worth noting because rather than running a single accelerator program for Canadian indies, Execution Labs will now be running two … Continued
VentureBeat: Canada’s Execution Labs raises $5.3M to accelerate mobile game startups
Canada continues to try to set itself apart as a haven for the game industry. The latest evidence is that Execution Labs, a Montreal-based accelerator for game startups, has raised $5.3 million (6 million Canadian dollars) to expand its investments in games. The company takes applications from startups, trains the most promising ones for three months or longer, offers … Continued