Government VC policies need to be more accountable: C.D. Howe
The venture capital policies of Canadian governments need to be more transparent and accountable, according to a new report from C.D. Howe Institute. The report, authored by Richard Rémillard, formerly the executive director of the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, argues that venture capital-focused agencies, programs and tax incentives should also be reviewed to ensure they position Canada for the "technological revolution." He proposes several steps, including a mandated review process, a more robust analytical framework, an emphasis on industry professional development, and federal-provincial co-ordination.
27 January 2017•3 mins read
