Investor Led Business Growth From Cradle to Exit and Everything In Between Valhalla Private Capital Can Help

Valhalla is a full-service corporate finance firm focused on early-stage entrepreneurs. With the largest angel network in Western Canada, a suite of investment funds, education, training & mentorship programs, and M&A advisory services, Valhalla serves the entire lifecycle needs of entrepreneurs who operate businesses and entrepreneurs who invest in businesses.

BECOME AN INVESTOR

A curated selection of companies across every industry

RAISE CAPITAL

A streamlined fundraising process for early to mid stage companies

Our Services

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Funds

Valhalla Private Capital's family of funds is comprised of a variety of debt and equity funds developed to match the interests of investors with the needs of early stage ventures.

Merger & Acquisition Advisory Services

Formed to meet the unique needs of small to medium sized ventures and their investors, the Valhalla Advisory Services team collaborates with investors and entrepreneurs to make the entrepreneur lifecycle more successful. Our goal is to share what we have learned from building and selling our own companies

Angel Investing



Our members are dedicated to building Western Canadian industry through early stage angel investing. Valhalla Angels members are respected leaders of industry, whether from building their own companies or by participating in numerous community initiatives.


Basecamp

An experienced investor/founder from the Valhalla Private Capital team will walk founders through the ins and outs of raising capital while providing insight from the investor perspective about how to effectively pitch business opportunities.


Award winning community

Join 200+ investors with over $70 million invested

Valhalla helped groom me as an entrepreneur by teaching me the fundamentals of how to structure investments and exposed to me a massive network of angel investors that helped us raise our $1 mil seed round.




-Derek Rucki, TLink Golf


Valhalla Entrepreneurs BaseCamp provides invaluable information from seasoned entrepreneurs who have become investors. They provide an investor lens to help us formulate a killer game plan and pitch for our business.


-Melanie McClare, Swirltext


Valhalla is great for networking with other passionate entrepreneurs, creating your deal structure and understanding the mind set of an investor prior to looking for funding. I would recommend this to any startup no matter how early stage to learn how to develop your business.


-Alex Bustamante, Levitation Resort


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The Valhalla Advantage

The Valhalla mission is all about inviting all people who care about their local business climate into the private capital ecosystem, giving them the tools and opportunities to participate successfully in both investing or building some great companies. At Valhalla, we believe a more sophisticated approach exists through our full suite of capital options coupled with education, training and advisory services operating under a five-pillar business model, where Valhalla Angels represents a key business pillar, angel investing.

News

Canadian Unemployment Grows in ‘Labour-Constrained Economy’

By Emmet McGonagle • December 1, 2023
Canada’s unemployment rate has trended higher once again this month, according to the latest iteration of Statistics Canada’s November labour force survey.

Workers Call for Pay Transparency

By Emmet McGonagle • November 29, 2023
More than half of workers believe that disclosing worker compensation details on job postings will lead to better equality in pay, according to the latest iteration of LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence Index . The index - which is based on a survey of 3,302 members in Canada between June and September 2023 - found that 52% of people asked felt that people sharing their pay information (including salary and bonus) would improve workplace equality, compared to 48% in 2022. This number varies between different generations, with younger Canadians more likely to express support for pay transparency (73%), followed by 69% of Millennials, 46% of Gen X and 44% of Baby Boomers. However, 37% of those surveyed remarked that they felt anxious about sharing their pay information - a 2% rise from the year prior. Likewise, just under half (49%) said they felt well compensated for the work they do while 74% expressed that the pay gap between CEOs and employees had become too wide. The people of LinkedIn have come out in their dozens to give their two cents on the topic, with Adrienne Tom , executive resume writer for executives, saying: “ I'm all for salary transparency, so long as the number is clear and legit. Some postings list salary ranges so wide that the actual salary number isn't entirely clear, leaving job seekers confused.” “If you have a manager who is not advocating for the pay gap, you are working for the wrong manager,” remarked career strategist Sweta Regmi , while noting that women in Ontario earn an average of $0.87 for every dollar earned by men. On the topic, she added: “Salary ranges with job postings can help close the gender pay gap while allowing companies to find qualified candidates more quickly.” Do you have a question about angel investing? Get in touch with Valhalla Private Capital via our contact page .

The Quick Fix of ‘Envy Offices’

By Emmet McGonagle • November 29, 2023
Is an ‘envy office’ the best way to position your business? Well, according to WSJ, offices that "combine the comforts of a living room and the glamour of a vacation” are becoming a post-pandemic trend in a bid to lure employees back into some semblance of an office lifestyle. These offices are reportedly embellished with “Instagrammable” aesthetics which intend to cater to Gen-Z talent; however, the concept doesn’t seem to have been well received by LinkedIn-based users. However, in an ever-changing working world not everyone considers this to be an ideal investment of time or money. Brad Kay , founder of Chief Brand Advisory , remarked: “Aesthetically-driven solutions alone will NOT bring people back to the office. “Offices need to transform into sanctuaries of creativity and camaraderie, reflecting the warmth and welcome of a beloved gathering place. They need to foster an atmosphere where everyone feels a sense of belonging.” On the topic, Brad continued: “The magic lies in designing spaces that are not only comfortable, beautiful, welcoming, and accessible; that not only foster a sense of belonging and provide social spaces and features; and that not only enhance productivity but also promote wellness and fulfillment — but in harmonizing all three elements.” According to a global survey by The Times which evaluated the working environments of around 14,000 workers, almost 40% of employers redesigned their offices during the pandemic. Tamara Sanderson , cofounder of Remote Works, said via LinkedIn: “What if we put more time into designing a #remotework culture that works than putting more money into offices to ‘lure’ young people back to the office?” She added: “Why does all this Instagramable beauty need to be sequestered to a single 50-person company rather than being a place that can be shared by the public? We need more beautiful, third-spaces - the library, the park, the coffee shop, the pub—where we can mix with people other than our coworkers.” Do you have a question about angel investing? Get in touch with Valhalla Private Capital via o ur contact page .
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