A true internet success story, Nexopia was born in the dark of a cold Edmonton winter only to rise to become Canada's largest social networking site for youth. With over 1.2 million members, and hundreds of new accounts created every day, Nexopia is quickly solidifying its reputation as the online place for teens to connect and express themselves.
Nexopia prides itself on the fact that our members are outspoken and opinionated about their culture. That is why we make it a point to always be involved in the communities that excite our users and generate events that support their passions. By supporting, promoting, and developing music, art, and cultural events, we've managed to foster an authentic engagement with our members and have made Nexopia oh so much more than just another faceless internet utility. Nexopia is the social network that stands with its users both online and off. Whether we're arguing ideas in our forums, handing out bandanas in a Warped Tour mosh pit, or partnering with the world's leading media companies to put on high profile cultural events, Nexopia is the social network that's become a lifestyle.
With a product so intensely embraced by our demographic it was inevitable that we would wind up partnering with some of the most adventurous brands and cultural leaders in the world. Some of our regular partners include Live Nation (basically the biggest concert promotions company on the planet), media giants like 24/7 and Tribal Fusion, and tech hipsters Apple.
Always a dedicated leader in innovation, Nexopia plans to take the social networking arena to entirely new heights by soon introducing some of the most awe-inspiring products the web has ever seen. In order to maintain our edge and provide our users with the products they demand, In 2008 Nexopia received a major investment from Burda Digital Ventures. With the investment from Burda fueling our growth, Nexopia has continued to be the place for youth to connect and express themselves on the Web.
Nexopia emerged as the brainchild of Timo Ewalds, an 18-year-old programming wizard and rebellious digital renegade who took some powerful code out of a cold Alberta basement and turned it into Canada's largest youth-oriented social networking website. Designed initially as a way to fight back against his high school for banning floppy discs Ewalds quickly took advantage of his program's potential to connect his friends online. Today, with over 1.2 million registered members and over a billion pages served per month, Nexopia continues to revolutionize the way young people connect online. Even while growing like wildfire Nexopia has managed to retain its rebellious roots and ultimately become
the place to be for teens looking to express themselves to the world.
