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About
Elastic Path was founded in Vancouver in 2000 by Mark Williams, Jason Billingsley, Harry Chemko, Dave Koo and Ryan Orr, starting on a $15,000 loan from a non-profit lender. It sells commerce software to enterprises that want to control their own customer experience: catalogue, cart, promotions and checkout exposed as APIs, so the storefront can be anything the brand builds. It ran the online store for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, launched a Commerce Everywhere platform in 2013, and has raised about $153 million from investors including Sageview Capital, BDC and Yaletown Partners. Peter Lukomskyj was one of four executives running a roughly hundred-person Vancouver team when he took the TechVancouver stage in November 2016 — his talk was about stripping unnecessary complexity out of internal communication, drawn from twenty years in startups and a stint at a 2,000-person British company with staff in nine countries.
Backers
Sageview Capital, BDC and Yaletown Partners are named across funding coverage, including a $43 million round reported by BetaKit. Total raised is reported as roughly $153 million.
Quick answers
What does Elastic Path sell?
Headless commerce software: catalogue, cart, promotions and checkout delivered as APIs that large brands and retailers assemble into their own storefronts, rather than a packaged online store.
How old is Elastic Path?
It was founded in Vancouver in 2000, starting with a $15,000 loan from a non-profit lender, and ran the online store for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
Who spoke for Elastic Path at TechVancouver?
Peter Lukomskyj, then one of four executives running its Vancouver team, in November 2016. His talk was on cutting complexity out of workplace communication.