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Canadian marketers are almost universal in their belief that diversity and inclusion are good for business, benefit everyone and show alignment with people and with the community, according to findings released today by the Canadian Marketing Association (CMA).
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Software firm Plume this week released WorkPass, a suite of intelligent services and management tools developed specifically for small business owners (SBOs).
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Futurpreneur Canada on Wednesday announced a new funding collaboration with Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) to deliver the Black Entrepreneur Startup Program, an initiative that supports “aspiring, young Black entrepreneurs launching successful, new businesses in communities across Canada.”
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Alberta Enterprise announced this week that it has invested US$15 million into Inovia Capital Growth Fund II to support Alberta-based technology companies in scaling beyond the start-up stage.
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BDC, the bank for Canadian entrepreneurs, announced this week it is “expanding its commitment” to address anti-Black systemic racism and to support Black business owners by partnering with six new partners across Canada: Black Business Initiative (BBI) (Atlantic), Groupe 3737 (QC), Audace au Féminin (QC), Founders Fund (Ontario), Black Business Association of British Columbia (BBABC) (BC), and the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC).
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Black Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition Incubator (BETA-i) said today it is equipping Black Canadians that are passionate about entrepreneurship with the tools to become CEO’s through the acquisition of existing private, small-to-medium sized businesses.
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A new report released today from the Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship (BII+E) at Ryerson University explores the biggest social, political, economic, environmental and technological trends driving Canada’s labour market in the decade ahead.
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We Are Womxn and BlackNorth Initiative have partnered to help end what they describe as “systemic anti-Black racism in the Canadian food and beverage industry” by empowering young Black women to see themselves as successful entrepreneurs and to offer them the tools to start them on their journey.
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