Accelia Capital
Accelia Capital is a Montreal venture capital fund investing in technology companies owned or led by women.
Founded
2021Accelia Capital is a Montreal venture capital fund investing in technology companies owned or led by women.
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Landerz develops technologies and professional services that facilitate the search, evaluation, purchase, and sale of land with high development potential.
Omy Laboratoires uses SkinIA artificial intelligence to analyze skin and recommend personalized vegan, ecological skincare tested under dermatological supervision. Omy is B-Corp certified and promotes responsible, sustainable beauty.
Accelia Capital appointed Julien Letartre as a venture capital fund partner. Julien joined Accelia Capital in 2022 and will participate in transactions and fund operations, applying expertise in investment and financing technology companies, and supervise a team.
Exportation et développement Canada (EDC) invested $5.6 million in Accelia Capital, bringing the venture capital fund's total to $60 million. The fund invests in technology companies and prioritizes those owned or led by women.
Landerz announced a $1.5 million seed round to accelerate land transactions. Accelia Capital and the government of Québec via Investissement Québec invested, with financial support from BDC, PME MTL and CEIM.
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Accelia Capital is a $60 million venture capital fund launched in late 2021 by two women technology entrepreneurs.
Accelia is a venture capital fund that invests in companies with high technological potential that are owned or managed by women.
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Glowtify plans to equip e-commerce marketers for the holiday season with a $3.4-million seed round. The startup says it reached $1 million CAD in revenue this year and aims to triple revenue next year.
Nov 2025 · BetaKitNews article
Annick Charbonneau of Accelia Capital promotes women in technology and works to change stigma surrounding female founders. Her experience as a serial tech entrepreneur puts the Quebec venture capital firm in a prime position as an investor.
Sep 2024 · Canadian Family OfficesNews article
Accelia Capital promotes Julien Letartre to its third partner. Letartre joined the firm in 2022, bringing experience from Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec.
Jun 2024 · BetaKitNews article
EDC commits $5.6 million to Accelia Capital’s fund, bringing the fund to $60 million. Led by Annick Charbonneau and Christine Beaubien, the fund adds EDC alongside Investissement Québec and Fonds de solidarité FTQ.
Apr 2023 · Private Capital JournalNews article