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Arif Bhanji

Co-founder, Fiix

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Arif Bhanji co-founded Fiix, a Toronto car-repair service that sent mechanics to customers' driveways, alongside Khallil Mangalji and Zain Manji. Before Fiix, Bhanji was a consultant at Monitor Deloitte. Seattle-based Wrench bought Fiix in 2019, and Bhanji went on to co-found Lazer Technologies, a Toronto software engineering firm, that same year.

Arif hasn’t spoken on a TechTO, TechVancouver or TechWaterloo stage. This profile is here because Arif co-founded Fiix, which appears in 1 talk in the archive.

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Toronto tech firm Lazer Technologies creates 'travelling office' that shifts location to global destinationsThe Globe and Mail
2021
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Some mobile mechanics gearing up, while others hit the brakesCBC News
2019

Quick answers

Who founded Fiix?

CBC News reported on 2019-09-28 that Fiix was founded by a group of friends in their twenties, Arif Bhanji, Khallil Mangalji and Zain Manji.

Why did Fiix sell to Wrench?

CBC News reported on 2019-09-28 that Bhanji said the founders asked whether they could take Fiix to $100 million and concluded it was not easily scalable, so they sold the business to Seattle-based Wrench.

What did Bhanji do before Fiix?

A Spotlight On Business Magazine profile of Fiix (undated) says Bhanji, the third co-founder, was a consultant at Monitor Deloitte, the strategy consulting practice.

What did Bhanji do after Fiix?

The Globe and Mail reported on 2021-07-27 that Arif Bhanji was a co-founder of Lazer Technologies, a Toronto engineering firm founded in 2019, and described its plan to move its office to a new destination for one month each quarter.

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