
Bridgit’s Global Vision: How Canadian Startups Can Thrive Internationally
News Summary
Mallorie Brodie, co-founder and CEO of Bridgit, a Kitchener-Waterloo-based construction tech startup, emphasizes the importance of Canadian startups thinking globally from the outset. Since its $24-million CAD Series B funding in 2021, Bridgit has expanded its workforce intelligence software into the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, serving over 300 general contractors, including five of the top ten in the U.S. Brodie shares insights on responsible growth, risk mitigation in construction, and the need for Canadian tech startups to validate global needs early. Bridgit’s strategy involves diversifying products to cater to all construction types, enhancing resilience against economic cycles. Brodie highlights the increase in resources for Canadian startups and urges founders to leverage these to build globally competitive companies. Bridgit aspires to join the ranks of successful women-led firms like Axonify and Knix.




