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Jamieson Fregeau on the TechTO stage

Jamieson Fregeau

Co-founder & President, Quandri

InsurtechVancouverOn TechTO stages since 2024

Jamieson Fregeau co-founded Quandri with his brother Jackson in 2020 and is its president. The Vancouver company builds AI 'digital workers' that automate renewal servicing for insurance brokerages across North America, and has raised about US$20 million. He answered founder questions on the TechTO stage in November 2024.

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First seen on the TechTO stage in 2024. Every talk is searchable — ask the archive about Jamieson

In their words

the best way to learn something is to dive head first into it and do it yourself

TechTO, Nov 2024 · watch at 06:35

you start a business and you are just bombarded with an absolute overflow of questions you've never thought of that you don't have the answer to

TechTO, Nov 2024 · watch at 07:12

get comfortable making decisions with less information and more uncertainty

TechTO, Nov 2024 · watch at 11:30
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Quick answers

Who is Jamieson Fregeau?

Co-founder and president of Quandri, the Vancouver insurtech he started with his brother Jackson in 2020. Jackson is CEO; Jamieson runs the president's side of the business.

What does Quandri do?

It builds AI 'digital workers' that read policy documents and automate renewal servicing for insurance brokerages and agencies in Canada and the US, so brokers do not re-key renewal data by hand.

How much has Quandri raised?

About US$20 million in total venture funding, including a Series A in 2023 and a later US$12 million round (reported as CA$16.5 million). The company has expanded its Vancouver headquarters and opened a Boston office.

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