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ElevenLabs opens Toronto office, doubles Canada headcount

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ElevenLabs has appointed Max Lemmens as its General Manager for Canada.

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Geographic expansion by major voice-AI vendors increases demand for localisation, bilingual data pipelines, and enterprise deployment workflows in regulated markets. In a company blog post, ElevenLabs announced it is formally launching in Canada, appointing Max Lemmens as General Manager for the country and opening its first Canadian office in Toronto. The blog states ElevenLabs already serves 30,000 Canadian users and has employees across Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver, and it announced plans to double its Canadian headcount this year (company blog). BetaKit reports the company currently has a 13-person Canadian workforce and frames the doubling target as occurring by the end of 2026 (BetaKit). BetaKit also reports recent company-level metrics including a 709-million CAD Series D and reported annual recurring revenue surpassing 500 million dollars (BetaKit). ElevenLabs' formal Canadian launch tightens focus on voice and audio AI localisation and enterprise integration. Practitioners should expect greater demand for bilingual (English/French) voice datasets, localized speech models, and operational playbooks for deploying conversational voice agents in regulated verticals. In a company blog post published Jul 7, 2026, ElevenLabs announced it is launching in Canada, appointing Max Lemmens as General Manager in Canada and opening its first Canadian office in Toronto. The...

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Max LemmensGeneral Manager
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Canada

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Jul 7, 2026
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