AWS and Hockeystick Collaborate on Startup Program

by Raymond Luk

30 August 2019

Hockeystick and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have launched a new program to bring AWS Activate for Startups to the Hockeystick platform.

Companies on Hockeystick will automatically be matched with AWS Activate benefits including AWS promotional credits, training and business and marketing support. Amazon provides up to $100,000 in promotional credits to startups (startups previously issued AWS Promotional Credit may not be eligible to receive additional credits.)

To be eligible for this program, startups must have an active Hockeystick account (sign-up here).

Amazon is leveraging Hockeystick's extensive database of startups and unique ability to use data and proprietary growth signals to identify high-potential startups, which are at key moments in their lifecycle. The Hockeystick database is built and updated from exclusive agreements with industry partners and direct contributions from companies.

Partners with unique offers for technology companies should contact partners@hockeystick.co.

About AWS Activate for Startups

Amazon Web Services provides startups with the low cost, easy to use infrastructure needed to scale and grow. With the AWS Activate program, startups get access to the resources they need to quickly get started on AWS – including credits, training, and support.

About Hockeystick

Hockeystick provides startups with an invaluable resource for finding investors, accessing startup programs and connecting with curated partner programs.

Raymond Luk

Raymond is the founder and CEO of Hockeystick. He is a passionate believer in the power of new financial technologies to transform private capital markets. Raymond has been building and investing in technology startups for over twenty years. He co-founded one of Canada's first mentor-driven (and profitable) accelerators, Year One Labs. Raymond has invested in numerous startups as an angel and was a member of Anges Québec. He is the founder of Scalability, a financial software company acquired in 2015. He is also the founder of Flow Ventures, a financial consultancy working with many of the top startups in Canada. Raymond is a member of the board of the Toronto Summer Music Foundation. He lives in Toronto with his wife Elle, founder of Zvelle, a high-fashion startup, and their dog Chilby.

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