Mo has participated in three Tech Yukon programs - Web Summit Vancouver, AccelerateIP (AIP), and the Tech Yukon Digital Adoption (TYDA) Program, each contributing to Tutred’s growth in different ways. Web Summit Vancouver expanded Mo’s network across clients, partners, investors, and founders. While no immediate deals closed, the experience helped him refine how he qualifies conversations and ask more strategic questions. The event also sparked investor discussions that are still ongoing and led to connections with venture capitalists through a concurrent AMII event. While he was in Vancouver, Tech Yukon also connected Tutred to the Trade Commissioner Service, which later opened the door to the Canadian AI Market Accelerator and Trade Mission to Seattle, which enabled him to gain access into some new higher-education institutions.

His advice to future attendees: Make full use of the app to research potential people that you want to connect with and arrange meetings before the conference. Being more intentional with your networking leads to better connections. Also, go out for as many evening afterparties as possible, it's a lot easier to connect with hard to reach people that are more protective of their time there as they are more casual at these events.

AccelerateIP strengthened Tutred’s IP foundation, helping Mo refine his understanding through case studies and peer learning alongside founders at varying stages of IP maturity. Program funding was directed toward patent preparation, an IP audit, and improved documentation.

Through TYDA, Tutred enhanced their platform’s transaction experience by adding more payment options and increasing lesson flexibility, allowing students to extend sessions without purchasing entirely new lessons. All three programs have acted as a catalyst for long-term growth, stronger networks, and more scalable operations.