Investor profile
Jennifer Erskine
Government-backed, Private equity, Venture capital & Associate Principal - Deep Tech Venture Fund at BDC
Jennifer Erskine is an Associate Principal - Deep Tech Venture Fund at BDC, whose known portfolio counts 93 companies.
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Investment focus
- Sector
- AIClimateHealthcareSaaS
Contacts
Affiliated funds' portfolios
Associate Principal - Deep Tech Venture Fund at BDC, whose known portfolio counts 93 companies
- Flora
- Eli
- Waabi
- Haloo
- 4AG Robotics
- Congruence Therapeutics
- Carbon Upcycling
- EnergyX
- Xatoms
- A&K Robotics
- Future Fields
- Partage Club
- and 81 more
Investor Profile
The listing covers sectors AI, Climate, Healthcare and SaaS, and focus areas Biotech, Carbon, Clean Energy and Enterprise SaaS. Startups operating in these areas may find Jennifer Erskine relevant.
BDC appears in Growth, Late-Stage and Pre-Seed rounds across its known deals.
What the affiliated firm has backed is the closest available signal on whether Jennifer Erskine is worth approaching.
Colleagues at BDC
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Michelle Scarborough
Board Director
Toronto, Canada
Rakshith Nagaraj
Investor
Toronto, Canada
Ela Borenstein
Vice President Venture Capital
Montreal, Canada
Dinar Ahmed
Partner - Seed VC Investments
Toronto, Canada
Joseph Regan
Senior Managing Partner - Venture Capital
Toronto, Canada
Christopher Gillam
Venture Capitalist - Investment Executive
Montreal, Canada
Phil Anzarut
Vice President & Partner, Asset Management
Montreal, Canada
Duncan Stewart
Partner, Deep Tech Venture Fund
Ottawa, Canada
Steven Abrams
Partner
Montreal, Canada
Jaime Martin
Associate, Venture Capital
Montreal, Canada
Sikender Khan
Venture Capital
Ottawa, Canada
Salman Qadir
Associate Principal - Sustainability Venture Fund (SVF)
Toronto, Canada
Mathieu Duffar
Venture Capital Growth Investor & Hockey Coach
Montreal, Canada
Vera Xie
Investor
Toronto, Canada
Laurence Lavoie-Aubuchon
Associate, Industrial Innovation Venture Fund
Canada
Shirley Speakman
Managing Partner
Toronto, Canada
Peter Olasunkanmi
Investor
Saskatoon, Canada
Sasha Konjkave
Venture Debt & Growth Capital
Montreal, Canada
Arnav Satish Sindhoor
Investor
Vancouver, Canada
Vincent Fréchette Coculuzzi
Analyst, Venture Capital
Longueuil, Canada
Frequently asked questions
Who is Jennifer Erskine?
Jennifer Erskine is a government-backed investor and private equity investor based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, listed as Associate Principal - Deep Tech Venture Fund at BDC. The known portfolio of that firm counts 93 companies. That portfolio belongs to the firm, not to Jennifer Erskine personally.
What does Jennifer Erskine invest in?
Listed sectors include AI, Climate, Healthcare and SaaS; listed focus areas include Biotech, Carbon, Clean Energy and Enterprise SaaS. Those tags come from the portfolios of the firms this profile is attached to, so they read as a record of what has been backed rather than a stated preference for what comes next.
What stage does Jennifer Erskine invest at?
BDC appears in Growth, Late-Stage and Pre-Seed rounds across its known deals, and Jennifer Erskine is listed there as Associate Principal - Deep Tech Venture Fund. Stage is the strongest single filter when you build a target list: an investor with no record at your stage rarely starts with you.
Which firm is Jennifer Erskine listed at?
Jennifer Erskine is listed as Associate Principal - Deep Tech Venture Fund at BDC. 66 other people in the database share a firm with Jennifer Erskine.
How do I contact Jennifer Erskine?
A LinkedIn page is on file for Jennifer Erskine. It is readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account. The database holds no email address and no phone number for this profile.
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