2025 Sprint Founders
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David Au Yeung is the co-founder of Carity.AI, an automotive technology company that uses GenAI to provide instant answers for consumer shoppers. Their clients include Volkswagen Canada. He is also the co-founder of CollectiveXP, a software advisory business with an investment arm that focuses on SaaS software incubation and Search Fund buyouts. Prior to these ventures, he co-founded Flipp, where the company grew from 3 to 450 employees with over $100 million USD in revenue.
Andrew Douglas is the founder and owner of Story Digital Marketing. He is an award-winning magazine editor and marketing agency veteran. He has over 20 years experience leading small and large teams. He has worked with clients ranging from small startups with limited budgets to large multinational accounts.
Bill Bayles is the founder and the Chair M25 Regenerative Ventures
Bill is a social entrepreneur and strategist who chooses to live every day with courage. Bill works to see things differently, relentlessly moving towards the future and mentoring those around him while learning from those who have gone before. It's through an innovative and audacious spirit that he has committed his life’s work to the expansion of empathy and the service of others.
Jaegap Chung is the founder of Studio JCI and co-founder of Riverview Park Residences and ClipHomes. He is a South Korean entrepreneur, architect, husband, and father of two. He loves tennis and is young at heart. He strives to stay relevant and see what God is doing around him.
Karen Bayles is the Co-founder of M25 Regenerative Ventures and co-president of WireBuzz.
With over two decades of experience, Karen’s leadership has enabled social enterprises to raise over $350 Million, delivering much-needed revenue and awareness to some of North America’s best-known charities, such as the Canadian Cancer Society and The Hospital for Sick Children.
Marc Pilon is the founder of Movement AVAD, Quebec.
Marc Pilon spent six years as a graphic designer in the sports and entertainment industry before he and his wife Marie-Helene felt called to start an urban church in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
His success in Church planting made Marc a nationally recognized advisor, consultant, and conference speaker on Church start-ups.
Sue Jean Chung is a founding principal of Studio JCI, an innovative architectural practice focusing on residential and urban scale mixed-use developments.
Working together with her husband, Jaegap Chung, they have stewarded growth for Studio JCI from the two of them to over 40 people, growing the office with staff located in Toronto and Colombia. Starting with small, single family homes, they have grown the firm to now provide services for multi-phase, multi-unit high rise projects.