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Julie Angus

CEO, Open Ocean Robotics

Julie Angus is the CEO and Co-Founder of Open Ocean Robotics, a company dedicated to developing autonomous energy-harvesting boats for ocean data collection. Her mission is to protect marine environments, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and create an Internet of Things ecosystem for the ocean. Apart from her entrepreneurial role, Julie is a renowned keynote speaker and author, recognized with awards like the National Geographic Adventurer of the Year and the Canadian Geographic Fellowship. She boasts an impressive track record of accomplishments, including rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, embarking on transcontinental rowboat journeys, and sailing across the Mediterranean with her infant son. Julie is a best-selling author of three books, co-producer of documentaries, and also the founder of another boat company. With a strong educational background, Julie holds a Master of Science in Molecular Biology, and she has extensive experience in research and business development within the healthcare sector. She balances her professional endeavors with being a devoted mother to two boys and sharing her life with her supportive husband.

Highlights

Aug 13 · linkedin

I'm delighted to share that we are opening up an office in Halifax and are hiring our first team member, a Technical Sales Specialist. If you know anyone who has a passion for innovative ocean tech, helping customers find solutions, and a start-up environment, please tell them about us. https://lnkd.in/gWWfwFj5

Jun 26 · linkedin

I think entrepreneurship may run in the family! Our 9 year old created a board game and launched a Kickstarter campaign to produce it. It all started with a school project and he played the game so much with his friends that we printed a real deck. He used chatGPT to design the cards with a bit of help from his older brother, and now has dreams of being a board game designer. Technology sure is a lot different than when I was a kid!! https://lnkd.in/g9HNerir

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Victoria, British Columbia, Canada