Steven Chung

Steven Chung's Title

Steven Chung holds the esteemed position of Vice-President at Inovia Capital, a prestigious venture capital firm known for its strategic investments in growth-stage companies. Joining the Growth Team in July 2021, Steven brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his role, leveraging his background in capital markets and investment banking to drive the firm's portfolio growth.

Steven Chung's Experience

Steven Chung has accumulated over five years of experience in capital markets, demonstrating a robust understanding of financial strategies and market dynamics. Prior to his current role, Steven served in Investment Banking at RBC, where he specialized in financing and M&A advisory, particularly for clients in the Software and Technology sectors. His career also includes a tenure in Equity Research at Scotiabank, focusing on Consumer Products and Special Situations. These roles have equipped Steven with a comprehensive skill set in financial analysis, strategic advisory, and market research.

Steven Chung's Education and Expertise

Steven Chung is a well-rounded professional with a strong educational foundation, holding a B.Eng in Mechanical Engineering from McGill University. His engineering background, combined with his hands-on experience in R&D and project management at a Cleantech startup in Montreal, provides him with a unique blend of technical and financial acumen. This diverse expertise is instrumental in his approach to evaluating and supporting innovative growth-stage companies at Inovia Capital.

Steven Chung's Background

Steven Chung began his career as an R&D Engineer and Project Manager at a Cleantech startup based in Montreal. This early experience in a highly technical and innovative environment laid the groundwork for his transition into the financial sector. His move to capital markets and investment banking allowed him to apply his engineering problem-solving skills to financial analysis and strategy. At RBC, he focused on financing and M&A advisory for the Software and Technology sectors, and at Scotiabank, he contributed to equity research for Consumer Products and Special Situations.