InterGen Investors: Inside the Deal Room

Where capital meets opportunity. See where InterGen’s network is investing in next.

Join InterGen for the next Inside the Deal Room, a curated investor session designed to connect active investors with companies that are currently raising capital.

This invite-only session goes beyond traditional pitch events, creating space for direct, candid conversations between founders and investors in a focused, small-group setting. Companies that have previously presented at Inside the Deal Room have gone on to raise significant capital, with many investor relationships beginning in this room.

In this session, Scorched Ice and Link Plans will share their growth strategies, market opportunity, and current investment raises, followed by a direct Q&A where investors can engage on traction, scalability, and capital plans.

With a boardroom format designed for meaningful interaction, this session offers early access to companies at an important stage of growth.

Space is limited to maintain the quality of discussion. Register to secure your seat. 

This event is for accredited investors only.  

Who Qualifies as an Accredited Investor?
In Alberta, an accredited investor meets specific financial criteria, such as:

• $1M+ in financial assets (cash, stocks, bonds)
• $200K+ annual income ($300K with a spouse) for the past two years
• $5M+ in total assets

Should you have any questions or require additional details, please do not hesitate to reach contact Alexandria Cuckow at alexandria@intergenconnect.com.

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Inside the Deal Room is only for accredited investors. Venture investing is considered highly speculative and suitable only for investors who are prepared to risk the loss of their entire investment.

If you want advice about any investment opportunity and whether any investment opportunity is suitable for you, contact a registered advisor or dealer. Investors are solely responsible for determining whether any investment or strategy is appropriate based on their personal objectives and risk tolerance.