AYCE Capital this week unveiled an investment into Solid Technology Solutions.
By combining capital, operational support, and a shared vision with management teams, Ontario’s AYCE helps MSPs grow sustainably while maintaining high service quality, customer satisfaction, and technical excellence.
Waterloo-based AYCE says that this investment into Edmonton managed services provider Solid Tech equips the Alberta company “with additional scale and operational support, enabling the team to further elevate client service and compete more effectively in formal procurement processes.”
With AYCE taking on back-office functions such as sales, finance, and vendor management, Solid Tech can dedicate greater focus to delivering outcomes for customers, according to a statement from the firms.
The partnership also connects Solid Tech to AYCE’s broader ecosystem, unlocking expertise, best practices, and insights that support growth and operational strength, suggests Philip Kaczmarczyk, who serves as chief executive officer of AYCE Capital.
“We’re excited to help another great Canadian MSP grow and excited to continue to build the family of AYCE companies in Western Canada,” he stated.
Founded in 2008, Solid Tech targets Alberta’s healthcare sector with IT services, cybersecurity solutions, cloud services, and more.
“The Solid Tech team are highly effective when it comes to servicing the Alberta healthcare system,” Kaczmarczyk notes.
“No other IT consulting firm in Edmonton can touch our fast response time, range of experience, quality customer service, or our ability to deliver technology solutions that work exactly the way you want them to,” the company claims online.
Grant Dakin, President of Solid Tech, says he is “genuinely excited about what this next chapter means for Solid Tech.”
“We were looking for a partner that could help us grow with intention—adding structure, resources, and long-term strength—while preserving the culture and principles that built this company,” he explains.
AYCE “felt like the right fit on both fronts,” Dakin says.
“Most importantly,” he says, “this positions us to better serve our clients and invest in our team for the long haul.”
Backed by Toronto-based family office Ashbridge Capital Partners, AYCE was founded in 2022.
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