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Eliot Pence on building defence tech at wartime speed

The Dominion Dynamics founder explains why agility, homegrown leadership and owning the narrative matter as much as the hardware.

Steve Ladurantaye
Steve Ladurantaye

Nov 10, 2026

In a world where defence innovation is crucial, Eliot Pence reveals how his company, Dominion Dynamics, is poised to redefine Canada’s military landscape.

Discover the untold stories behind rapid partnerships and technological advancements that are shaping the future of defence at an unprecedented pace. If you’re passionate about defence, technology, or national security, this episode is a must-listen.

Eliot Pence on his newfound "fame" at Dominion Dynamics

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Eliot Pence on his newfound "fame" at Dominion Dynamics

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Eliot shares his unexpected journey to becoming a prominent figure in the defence sector, highlighting his role in transforming Canada’s defence capabilities. He discusses the intricacies of building a responsive defence industry amid geopolitical challenges, emphasizing the importance of agility and innovation in a fast-paced environment.

You'll discover:

  • The significance of the recent partnership with Ukrainian defence firms and what it means for Canada’s military support efforts.

  • The essential strategies for developing autonomous defence technologies that can adapt to real-time threats.

  • Insights into the operational challenges of deploying new technologies in rugged terrains like the Arctic and Eastern Europe.

  • Why controlling the narrative around defence capabilities is as crucial as the technology itself.

Eliot stresses the stakes involved: failing to adapt means risking national security and losing technological prowess to global competitors. His call to action is clear — Canada must not just participate in defence innovation but lead it.

Join us for an engaging conversation that blends urgency with inspiration, offering a glimpse into a future where Canada’s defence industry thrives under homegrown leadership. Perfect for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, defence, and national identity.


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