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Matt Gray

Founder and CEO, Founder OS, Bitmaker Labs

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Matt Gray co-founded Bitmaker Labs, a Toronto coding bootcamp that ran nine-week immersive web development courses. The Globe and Mail reported in 2013 that Gray launched the concept with four fellow Ivey Business School graduates. Gray is now founder and CEO of Founder OS, a community and coaching business for founders, and of Herb.

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

Around the web ×3

Article
The Founder Who Scaled Herb to $14M, Then Built Founder OSStartup Anatomy
2026
Interview
Matt Gray Interview: Building personal brands, communities, and media-first startupsSwipefile
2025
Article
Matt Gray runs an intense program for programmersThe Globe and Mail
2013

Quick answers

Who founded Bitmaker Labs?

A Bitmaker Labs blog post from 2014-02-24 says the school began with five founders: Tory Jarmain, Matt Gray, Andrew Mawer, Duncan McCall and Will Richman.

How did Gray start Bitmaker Labs?

The Globe and Mail reported on 2013-04-16 that Gray, then 23 and a graduate of the Richard Ivey School of Business, launched the concept with fellow Ivey grads Tory Jarmain, Duncan McCall, Will Richman and Andrew Mawer, and built the curriculum by surveying more than 50 technology companies.

What did Gray build after Bitmaker Labs?

Startup Anatomy reported on 2026-01-21 that Gray co-founded Bitmaker in Toronto and later scaled Herb before building Founder OS. A Swipefile interview published 2025-05-13 describes Founder OS as a community of founders launching businesses.

What does Gray do now?

Gray's own site, mattgray.com, checked 2026-09-25, describes Gray as founder and CEO of Founder OS and Herb.co.

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