Jointly Named Winner of the BC Founder Faceoff at Web Summit Vancouver

We are beyond thrilled to share that Jointly has won the BC Founder Faceoff: The $10K Pitch Competition at Web Summit Vancouver! Competing alongside 11 other high-growth B.C. startups in front of a global audience of investors, founders, and industry leaders, Jointly advanced through a competitive field to the main stage finale — and came out on top, taking home the $10,000 grand prize.

This recognition means so much to us as we continue on our mission to make family law services more accessible and affordable for Canadians. As Aimee and Amanda put it, we are thrilled for the support to keep bringing our family law solutions to Canadians — and we couldn’t be more proud to represent British Columbia on a global stage.

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