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Non-Dilutive Capital, Back in Your Hands

Expert-led SR&ED. Higher returns, lower risk.

Comprehensive SR&ED Advisory for Canadian innovators, backed by 10+ years of R&D experience.

What we do:

Expert-led SR&ED for stronger claims, less work, and lower risk.

Our team identifies eligible projects, flags risks early, and ties every cost to the work behind it, meaning your claims hold up.


The result: lower funding risk, better claims, and a refund you can plan around.

Here’s what we deliver on:

You could be leaving $100K+ on the table

That’s a developer’s salary, a product launch, or six more months of runway, lost to a rushed or incomplete claim.

200+ Claims

Personally prepared and defended by our team

<5 Hours

Your team’s time involvement per claim.

$25M+

In SR&ED funding recovered for our clients

Let's See What You Qualify For

Schedule a call where we'll walk you through eligibility, review your existing claims, and provide some free high-value recommendations, without having to sign a contract.

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Who We Are

I’m Mark Derksen, founder and principal advisor at Spritz Capital.

I started in research labs in Canada and overseas, eventually earning a graduate degree in atmospheric physics from the University of Calgary. I went on to work as a project scientist on emissions research for industrial clients, then as a Senior SR&ED Manager at a national SR&ED firm, leading claims worth over $1M+ and leading CRA reviews for software, engineering, and biotech companies.

I know what real experimental work looks like, and how CRA evaluates it. You work with me directly, every year, so each claim builds on the last.

Outside work, I’ve competed nationally in rock climbing and coached athletes from grassroots to national level. These days you’ll find me climbing, skiing, or golfing around the Rocky Mountains

– Mark


Mark Derksen | Director & Principal Consultant

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