Dragons' Den's Bruce Croxon Previews His Latest Venture

Lavalife co-founder and Dragons’ Den star Bruce Croxon dropped by Morton’s The Steakhouse in Yorkville last Thursday to chat with fellow entrepreneurs about his career and offer insights into what the future holds for the rapidly moving Canadian tech scene. We snapped Bruce, currently helming Round13 Capital, a firm investing in growth-stage digital companies, with Royal Lepage Commercial SVP and event organizer Doug Beaudoin (he helped Round13 secure 10k SF at 100 Broadview). Doug's building buzz for The Bully Fighter, an anti-bullying film he’s the executive producer on that premieres July 31.

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