ALL ISSUES

AUGUST 2026

ISSUE #4 — AUGUST

Issue #4 is all about fundraising. Inside, you'll hear from founders and investors who've been on both sides of the table: Joelle Foster of North Forge on coachability and building Canada's biggest incubator, Shaun Gold of OpenVC on the signals that separate a truly investable startup from one with "AI" just bolted onto the pitch deck, and Ludovic Granger of Leadbay on what it took to close a $4.3M seed round. You'll also get a look at standout startups worth watching, the biggest market moves and conferences shaping the quarter, and a practical, no-fluff guide to running your own first fundraising round, because nobody closes on vibes.

June 2026

ISSUE #3 - JUNE 2, 2026

This time, Signals Magazine maps the terrain every growth-stage founder is navigating right now: a market where the rules of fundraising, scaling, and compliance are being rewritten faster than most playbooks can keep up. From the M&A moves quietly reshaping fintech infrastructure, to hard-won frameworks on GTM sequencing, investor readiness, and building with AI without losing your edge, this issue is a field guide for the founders who refuse to mistake motion for progress.

APRIL 2026

ISSUE #2 — APR 2, 2026

Issue #2 puts the spotlight squarely on the founders building the next wave of fintech — the ones reshaping payments, wealth, and financial access before the market has caught up with what they're doing. Through candid interviews, real growth stories, and operator playbooks, it captures hard-won clarity, unexpected pivots, and deliberate trade-offs that got them there.

NOVEMBER 2025

ISSUE #1 — NOV 1, 2026

Issue #1 of Signals Magazine goes behind the decisions that separate startups with real momentum from those optimizing for the wrong things, spotlighting the top startups to watch in 2026 alongside unfiltered founder conversations on pivoting, product clarity, and building for people rather than metrics. From Jelli's bet on Gen-Z financial behavior to WealthKernel's CTO on scaling without losing the human layer, it's a sharp, jargon-free read for founders and operators who want the deeper logic behind what works.