The use case: how University of Toronto deploys Findem
The university's entrepreneurship office runs a branded public job board that automatically pulls open roles from startups across its campus accelerators and alumni network. Students and job seekers use it to find startup jobs, and the office uses it to showcase the ecosystem to leadership and the outside world.
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42,000 job board visits in the past year
3,100 qualified applications to ecosystem startups in the past year.
In the customer’s words
The companies on our Getro job board represent the entire ecosystem. It's beautifully branded, searchable, and acts as a marketing tool and a hiring tool.Findem users in Schools & Universities
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- Jun 18, 2025
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- Nov 13, 2026
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Working with Getro, U of T created a centralized job board that automatically pulls opportunities from active startups across their entire ecosystem.