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Jeremy Shaki on the TechVancouver stage

Jeremy Shaki

Co-founder, Lighthouse Labs

EdTechTorontoOn TechVancouver stages since 2018

Jeremy Shaki co-founded Lighthouse Labs in 2013 and ran it as CEO, growing the Canadian coding bootcamp to roughly $30 million in revenue across six cities. He sold it to Uvaro in early 2025; both companies filed for bankruptcy that August. He spoke at TechVancouver in 2018 on humble confidence.

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First seen on the TechVancouver stage in 2018. Every talk is searchable — ask the archive about Jeremy

In their words

scaling growth and quality of education are as opposite as humble confidence those are very very different plays and very hard things to manage

TechVancouver, Feb 2018 · watch at 09:06
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Quick answers

Who is Jeremy Shaki?

Co-founder and former CEO of Lighthouse Labs, the Canadian coding bootcamp he started in 2013. He built it to about $30 million in revenue before selling to Uvaro in early 2025; Uvaro and Lighthouse Labs both filed for bankruptcy in August 2025.

What did he talk about at TechVancouver?

'Humble Confidence' — holding the balance between having no confidence at all and being egocentric about it. Presented at TechVancouver in February 2018.

What happened to Lighthouse Labs?

It bootstrapped to roughly $10 million in revenue by 2020 and about $30 million by 2023, then hit a collapsing entry-level tech job market. Uvaro acquired it in early 2025 and both companies ceased operations and filed for bankruptcy roughly two months later.

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