Bridges Out of Poverty
A comprehensive approach to understanding poverty using the lens of economic class
A comprehensive approach to understanding poverty using the lens of economic class
Creative Worth Branding & Design presents Homegrown: a first-of-its-kind one-day forum for female-identifying rural business owners in midwestern Ontario.
The Communication and Administration Officer’s responsibility is to collaborate with a multitude of partners, businesses, contractors, affiliates, and service agencies to deliver successful initiatives that support our mission.
Join us for an exciting event at Bruud Coffee Bar where we will explore the art of creating a feel good business. Discover how to infuse positivity and happiness into your brand, products, and customer experience.
You now have free access to a monthly business newsletter. Check it out!
Exciting News! Join us for an unforgettable celebration of International Women’s Day at the Neustadt Community Centre and Arena, Wednesday March 6th from 6pm-9pm!
Register Online: sparkleshop.eventbrite.ca
This holiday extravaganza isn't just a shopping event; it's a celebration of women entrepreneurs, creativity, and community. ??By joining us, you're not only finding unique gifts for your loved ones but also empowering and uplifting local women-owned businesses.
Transform your workplace dynamics. Explore Boundaries in the Workplace and Difficult Conversations for more effective, empowered teams.
Register online at: LFDW.eventbrite.ca
This hybrid event will be available online and in-person for all attendees.
Digital workbook and In-person catered lunch included in ticket cost.
Location: Ayton Centennial Hall, 818 Albert St, Ayton, Ontario
Date: November 24th, 10:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Christina Tennyson, Regional Economic Development Coordinator of Bruce County, Courtney Miller, Business Enterprise Centre Manager of Grey County, and Rose Austin, General Manager of Saugeen Economic Development Corporation will share information and resources that support newcomers in embarking on their entrepreneurship journey.
Tony Solecki, President of Caframo Ltd. as an Investor for the “Hawks’ Nest” a Dragons’ Den inspired competition. This is Tony’s third Hawks’ Nest appearance. Tony’s first partnership in the Hawks’ Nest program was with Elly Ward, who founded the specialty website www.NoNutsAboutUs.ca, a destination shop for nut and peanut-free products.
The Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) and Bruce Community Futures Development Corporation (Bruce CFDC) are pleased to announce TD Bank Group as the second corporate sponsor for the Hawks’ Nest competition.
The Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) and Bruce Community Futures Development Corporation (Bruce CFDC) are pleased to announce Georgian College as the first corporate sponsor for the Hawks’ Nest competition. Georgian College is very pleased to sponsor the Hawks Nest initiative as a Corporate Sponsor.
Are you looking to start your entrepreneurship journey, or are you an existing business looking to expand?!
Apply to our Hawks Nest program today!
This event is a Dragons Den-inspired competition where entrepreneurs from various sectors will pitch their business ideas attempting to secure financial support from local "hawk" investors.
We are a Community Futures office offering business counselling, flexible repayable loans and assistance with grassroots initiatives.
We service 10 communities within Grey, Bruce and Wellington counties and are currently seeking volunteer Board Members from the following areas: the Municipalities of Chatsworth, Southgate, North Wellington and the communities of Chesley, and Mildmay.
Saugeen Connects launches 3rd Annual Summer Student Start-up Program, a Chance for Youth to Receive Grants to Try Self-Employment
All new workshops are here!
If your business has had capital expenditures related to COVID-19 safety and security, RTO7 is able to reimburse a minimum of $500 up to a maximum of $2,000 pre-tax towards your matching investment.
Businesses and communities play an important role in creating jobs and rejuvenating the Canadian economy.
The Tourism Relief Fund is here to help tourism organizations adapt, recover and reposition for future growth.
Saugeen Connects would like to briefly introduce the incredible student entrepreneurs and their businesses
This summer, 50 new businesses will launch thanks to the continuation of SSUP. Students from across the Saugeen Region in grades 6 to 12 pitched their business ideas to the Saugeen Connects team and 59 local youth were accepted into the program.
Saugeen Connects is pleased to announce the addition of Arran-Elderslie as a municipal partner as of May 2021.
Wellington County Business Recovery Grants will be administered by the local Community Futures Development Corporations: Waterloo Wellington Community Futures (WWCF) and the Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC).
Eight weeks of soft skills training programs for youth across the Saugeen Connects catchment. Saugeen Connects and SEDC market and promote the program, and match entrepreneurial youth with mentors.