This Week in Fintech's Podcast đ§ Live from Toronto: Adyen's Head of Canada Sander Meijers and Notch's CEO Jordan Huck on Building for Canadian Businesses
On March 4th, This Week in Fintech hosted their debut event in Canada, bringing together 150+ people across the tech ecosystem for an evening of networking, panels from local leaders, and even a magician working the crowd.
We had nearly 500 people register, showing the enthusiasm and depth of the Toronto tech ecosystem.
We donât know how it took us this long to get to Canada, but weâre glad we did. This will be the first of manyâŠ
Headlining the event was a live podcast with Adyenâs Head of Canada, Sander Meijers, and Notch CEO Jordan Huck.
Sander, Jordan, and I discussed their rich product offerings for Canadian businesses, how Adyenâs platform has provided Notch with unique structural advantages, how each leader balances local and global perspectives when scaling teams, and more.
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Adyen is a global financial technology platform helping the worldâs leading businesses achieve their ambitions faster. Since its founding in 2006, Adyen has built one of the world's leading platforms to help enterprises accept payments, protect revenue, and control their finances. Adyen processed ~$1Tn in transaction volume last year across for companies like Microsoft, McDonalds, Uber, Loreal, Spotify, eBay, Gap and more.
Notch is an accounts receivable automation software, designed to simplify managing invoices and payment collection. With Notch you can automate the entire AR process from invoice creation to payment processing speeding up payment collection (up to 3x faster) and improving cash flow.
Ryan Zauk is the Host of the This Month in Fintech Podcast and Bay Area lead for the broader This Week in Fintech platform. In his day job, Ryan is an investor on the Ventures team at OMERS, the direct investing arm of one of the worldâs largest pension plans with over $130Bn in net assets. Prior to OMERS, he worked in Morgan Stanleyâs Tech Investment Banking team focused on M&A and capital markets. He is based in the Bay Area.