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Kuba Soltysiak

Investor

LatAm Partner at BAI capital · Director at Canadian Business Growth Fund

Canada

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Experience

  1. Canadian Business Growth Fund (CBGF)Directorcurrent2026 — presentToronto, ON
  2. Tree Care PartnersInterim CFO2025 — 2026Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  3. Tree Care PartnersDirector Corporate Development2022 — 2026Toronto, ON
  4. CPS CapitalVice-President2021 — 2026Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  5. Cloudli CommunicationsDirector2021 — 2026Toronto, ON
  6. Red Oak Succession CapitalFounder & Principal2018 — 2021Toronto, Canada Area
  7. Imperial Capital Group Ltd.Portfolio Manager2014 — 2017Toronto, Canada Area
  8. Satov Consultants Inc.Consultant2008 — 2013Toronto, Ontario
  9. Raiffeisen BankForeign Exchange Product Sales2007Warsaw, Poland
  10. KubatronPresident2004 — 2007Toronto, Ontario
  11. KR Electronics IncC++ Developer2003 — 2004Brampton, Ontario

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Languages Chinese (Mandarin) · English · French · Polish · Spanish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kuba Soltysiak?
Director at Canadian Business Growth Fund
Where does Kuba Soltysiak work?
Kuba Soltysiak is LatAm Partner at BAI capital and Director at Canadian Business Growth Fund.
Where did Kuba Soltysiak go to school?
Kuba Soltysiak studied at INSEAD (MBA); Schulich School of Business - York University (iBBA, International Business); emlyon business school (One-Year Exchange Program, Commerce/Management).

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