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SUMMARY:Entrepreneurship 101: Brand Lab
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to build a strong brand for your business and tell your story effectively.\n\n\nLearn how to build a strong\, recognizable brand that reflects your business and connects with the right customers. In this workshop\, you’ll explore the building blocks of branding\, from developing your tone\, voice\, and visual style to telling a compelling story that brings your business to life. \nYou’ll also explore the role of personal branding and how you can use your own personality\, experience\, and perspective to strengthen your business and build trust with your audience. \nOutcomes \n\nDefine the right brand tone\, voice\, and style for your business.\nCraft a compelling brand story that communicates who you are and what you stand for.\nUnderstand the fundamentals of personal branding and how to use it to strengthen your business.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/entrepreneurship-101-brand-lab/
LOCATION:VentureNorth\, Lower Level Board Room\, 270 George Street North\, Peterborough\, ON\, K9J 3H1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T143000
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UID:22402-1794488400-1794493800@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Business Planning Launchpad Series (2 of 4):  Sales and Marketing
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to boost your sales and marketing skills at our second installment of the Business Planning Launchpad Series!
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/business-planning-launchpad-series-2-of-4-sales-and-marketing-9/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261112T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261112T160000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215008Z
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UID:22403-1794492000-1794499200@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:BACD Business Fundamentals: Marketing & Sales
DESCRIPTION:This session will help you create a marketing plan that targets your ideal customer and help you identify the marketing tactics.\n\n\nMarketing and Sales: Marketing drives sales. Let’s build your strategy. \nWithout a clear marketing and sales strategy\, your business risks wasting time\, money—and missing out on customers. In BACD’s Marketing & Sales Session\, you’ll learn how to attract the right audience\, build your brand\, and convert leads into loyal clients. \nWe’ll help you create a strategy that works for your business and budget. \nHere’s what we cover: \n\nBranding and your value proposition\nOnline and offline marketing tactics\nLead generation and client acquisition\nSales strategy and follow-up process\nDigital tools and web elements that support growth\n\nThis session is part of our Business Fundamentals Series\, which also includes Start Up\, Business Planning\, and Finance & Operations. Take them in any order—sessions run monthly with flexible times. \nJoin us and start building a marketing and sales strategy that gets results.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/bacd-business-fundamentals-marketing-sales-16/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261116T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261116T103000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215020Z
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SUMMARY:Co-Design Your Network
DESCRIPTION:Most networking workshops teach people what to do. This one is different – participants actually build their strategy in the room.\n\n\nMost networking workshops teach people what to do. This one is different – participants actually build their strategy in the room. \nThrough a guided co-design process\, each person leaves with a personalized\, actionable networking plan tailored to their specific goals\, industry\, and personality. We could cover things like auditing your existing network and crafting a compelling elevator pitch\, to preparing for events\, writing outreach that gets replies\, and building a simple system to maintain relationships over time. It’s practical\, interactive\, and immediately usable\, giving them a clear plan and the confidence to execute it. \nAbout the Presenter: Trina Boos \nTrina is the Founder and CEO of Boost Academy of Excellence\, where she helps professionals get the polish and presence needed to advance. She specializes in executive presence\, communication\, business etiquette\, and the social skills that separate good professionals from truly memorable ones.Trina also hosts Boosted\, a podcast revealing the unwritten rules of professional success – from workplace civility to navigating generational communication gaps. \nPreviously\, Trina built and scaled Boost Agents into a seven-figure recruitment agency\, placing thousands of marketing\, creative\, and digital professionals with leading technology companies\, global financial institutions\, and top-tier advertising agencies – achieving an industry-leading 98% candidate retention rate through a human-centered\, purpose-driven approach. In 2001\, she founded Ad Lounge\, growing it from a Sheridan College networking group into a 5\,000+ member professional community\, and later pioneered programs like the Next Gen Dinner Series and DishCourse\, connecting emerging leaders with C-suite executives while raising funds for youth charity Sketch. \nTrina has served on advisory boards for Rogers Communications\, TAAFI\, Seneca College\, and DX3 Canada\, and has spoken at conferences including CIBC’s International Professionals Network\, DesignX\, FITC\, CPA Ontario’s Leadership Exchange\, the Canadian Immigrant Fair\, and the Ajax Pickering Board of Trade. Her work has been featured in the Toronto Star\, Financial Post\, and Women of Influence. \nHer belief: technical skills get you hired – but the way you make people feel gets you promoted. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/co-design-your-network/
LOCATION:Durham Region HQ Oshawa Room\, 605 Rossland road East\, Whitby\, ON\, L1N6A3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261116T123000
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UID:22456-1794826800-1794832200@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Sales Psychology: Mastering the Mind Behind the Sale
DESCRIPTION:Most sales psychology training focuses on understanding the customer. This workshop turns the lens inward.\n\n\nMost sales psychology training focuses on understanding the customer. This workshop turns the lens inward. \nParticipants will explore how their own beliefs\, emotions\, habits\, expectations\, and self-worth influence every sales conversation. They will learn to recognize the internal patterns that create hesitation\, procrastination\, fear of rejection\, discomfort around money\, people-pleasing\, inconsistent follow-up\, and reluctance to confidently ask for the sale. \nCombining practical sales strategy with psychology\, and mindset work\, the workshop will help participants separate their personal value from their sales results\, manage their emotional state\, establish stronger boundaries\, build trust\, and take consistent\, purposeful action. \nParticipants will leave with greater confidence\, emotional resilience\, and clarity. They will be better equipped to approach prospects without desperation\, handle rejection without taking it personally\, communicate their value with conviction\, and create a healthier\, more sustainable relationship with selling. \nBecause when the salesperson changes\, the sales experience and the results change. \nAbout the Presenter: Zehra Mahoon \nZehra is a dedicated and proud mom of two. In addition\, she has 3 fur babies. She is deeply involved in volunteering and supporting various causes in her community. \nZehra has worked in the financial industry in many capacities over the years. She has been an investment banker\, commercial banker\, investment advisor and financial planner. She has also had the opportunity to work in brand management and retail management with various brands such as Nike\, Levi Strauss\, Estee Lauder\, Thomas Cook\, Color 4 Kids\, Pizza Express\, TGIF and others. \nIn 2022\, she retired from the corporate world\, after over 30 years of service. Now she dedicates her time towards helping other people achieve their ambitions as a personal advisor and business coach. What started as her personal passion to grow and achieve her full potential as a business owner\, corporate super star\, mother\, daughter\, wife\, sister and friend\, since her retirement has turned into an obsession for helping others do the same. She is on a mission to create a legacy of empowerment and financial freedom. \n  \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/sales-psychology-mastering-the-mind-behind-the-sale/
LOCATION:Durham Region HQ Oshawa Room\, 605 Rossland road East\, Whitby\, ON\, L1N6A3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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UID:22458-1794834000-1794839400@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Website 101: Building Your Online Presence from Scratch
DESCRIPTION:Your website is often the first impression potential customers have of your business and the data shows it matters.\n\n\nYour website is often the first impression potential customers have of your business and the data shows it matters. 94% of consumers say website design is the reason they mistrust or reject a site\, and nearly half won’t wait more than two seconds for a page to load. If your online presence isn’t working hard for you\, it’s working against you. \nIn this hands-on workshop\, PR & Communications Strategist\, Daisy Raudales will walk you through how to build a simple\, professionally designed website from scratch using Squarespace\, even if you’ve never done it before. \nWhat you’ll learn: \n\nThe 6 essential elements every strong website needs\nHow to translate your brand identity into a site that actually converts\nA step-by-step 7-part framework for building and designing your website\nHow to use keywords to improve your search visibility\nPractical tips for marketing your website once it’s live\nA live tutorial walking through a real website example\n\nAbout the Presenter: Daisy Raudales \nDaisy is the founder of DRPR Inc\, a Public Relations and Marketing Agency in Ajax. With over 8 years of experience in the industry\, she has helped 50+ brands build their visibility through strategic communications\, content marketing\, media relations\, and website development.\nDaisy holds a Degree in Communications & Digital Media and an Advanced Diploma in Public Relations. Since launching DRPR in 2020\, she’s led campaigns for clients across a range of industries from wellness and hospitality to nonprofits and economic development. She is passionate about helping businesses thrive online and build awareness\, credibility and growth. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/website-101-building-your-online-presence-from-scratch/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261116T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261116T160000
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UID:22460-1794841200-1794844800@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:What in the World is a Social Enterprise?
DESCRIPTION:Are you curious about how a business can drive meaningful social and/or environmental impact while remaining profitable?\n\n\nAre you curious about how a business can drive meaningful social and/or environmental impact while remaining profitable? \nWhether you are an aspiring entrepreneur\, a community-minded resident\, or an established small business owner looking to embed social purpose into your existing operations\, this engaging session demystifies the world of social entrepreneurship. \nIn this session\, we will break down what truly defines a social enterprise\, explore how it differs from traditional for-profit businesses\, and share practical\, actionable strategies for “hybridizing” a venture to balance profit with purpose. \nJoin us to discover how aligning business with social impact can create lasting value for your venture\, our community\, and the world. \n  \nAbout the Presenter: Jay Fisher \nJay is a Sessional Professor and Ph.D. candidate at Trent University\, where he teaches and researches in the disciplines of social enterprise and social innovation. \nNow a retired professor of Entrepreneurship at Durham College\, Jay also co-created the FastStart DC and SHIFT campus accelerators\, supporting the development of hundreds of student-led ventures – both traditional and those with embedded social purpose. \nJay remains deeply engaged in the entrepreneurial ecosystem as the Founder of P5 Corp.\, Co-Founder of CU 4 Community\, and an advisor to numerous local business and community organizations. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/what-in-the-world-is-a-social-enterprise/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261116T193000
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CREATED:20261017T213534Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215021Z
UID:22462-1794850200-1794857400@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Do It In Durham – Kicking Off Durham Region Entrepreneurship Week
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Town Brewery in Whitby for the DIID official Kick Off Event and networking\n\n\nLet’s Kick Off Do It In Durham Week 2026 Together!\nThis week\, we’re celebrating You! The job creators\, innovators\, business owners\, and entrepreneurs who are driving Durham Region’s economy forward. You are building bold ideas\, creating jobs\, and shaping the future of our communities—and you deserve the spotlight! \nJoin us for the official kickoff event: \n? Town Brewery ? Monday\, November 16\, 2026 \n? 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM \n? 1632 Charles Street\, Whitby\, Ontario \nWhat to expect: \n\nGreat food & drinks\n\n\nA room full of local entrepreneurs and business champions\n\n\nOpportunities to meet new connections\n\nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build \n  \n 
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/do-it-in-durham-kicking-off-durham-region-entrepreneurship-week/
LOCATION:Town Brewery\, 1632 Charles St.\, Whitby\, ON\, L1N 1B9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T120000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215021Z
CREATED:20261018T215021Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215021Z
UID:22477-1794907800-1794916800@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:AI: Adapt\, Ignore or Lead?
DESCRIPTION:What Every Business Owner Needs to Know About AI Before Their Competitors Do\n\n\nArtificial Intelligence is changing how businesses attract customers\, create content\, make decisions\, streamline operations\, and compete in the marketplace. \nSome entrepreneurs are already using AI to save hours each week\, improve marketing results\, automate repetitive tasks\, and uncover new opportunities for growth. Others are wondering where to start\, what tools to trust\, and whether they’re falling behind. \nThe reality? AI isn’t just a technology trend. It’s becoming a business advantage. \nJoin the Town of Whitby and the Business Advisory Centre Durham for a dynamic and interactive panel discussion featuring three experts with different perspectives on AI adoption\, business growth\, automation\, privacy\, and security. \nHear from: \nSara Norton\, Reply All Founder Technology\, Automation & AI Advisor \nBusiness strategist and AI advocate helping businesses to integrate and use AI and technology to work better and create more value. \nMonifa Brooks\, Garabyte Co-Founder \nPrivacy\, Data Governance & AI Risk Advisor AI governance\, privacy\, and security expert helping organizations embrace innovation while protecting their data\, reputation\, and customers. \nMike Libbey\, Your Bottom Line (YBL)\, CEO \nAI\, Automation & Business Growth Strategist \nHelping businesses use technology to work smarter\, make better decisions\, and scale more efficiently \nWhat You’ll Learn \nGain practical insights into where AI is delivering real business results today and where the hype ends. Our experts will share ways businesses are using AI to save time\, increase productivity\, reduce administrative workload\, improve marketing efforts\, and streamline operations. You’ll learn how small businesses can leverage AI-powered tools to compete more effectively\, what every business owner should understand about privacy\, security\, and risk\, and how emerging technologies such as AI agents and automation are transforming everyday business processes. The panel will also explore how business functions and workforce roles are evolving\, the skills and leadership mindset needed to stay competitive in an AI-driven economy\, and the simple\, practical steps you can take immediately to begin exploring AI opportunities within your own organization. \nWhether you’re AI-curious\, actively experimenting with new tools\, or wondering how AI might impact your business and industry\, this discussion will help you separate fact from fiction and identify opportunities that make sense for your organization. \nCome prepared to ask questions\, challenge assumptions\, and leave with ideas you can apply right away. \nFree for Durham Region businesses. \nEnjoy coffee\, refreshments\, networking\, and a lively discussion overlooking the beautiful Whitby waterfront. \nOne question remains: \nWill AI become your competitive advantage… or someone else’s? \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/ai-adapt-ignore-or-lead/
LOCATION:Port Whitby Marina\, 301 Watson Street West\, Whitby\, ON\, L1N 1A2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T110000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215022Z
CREATED:20261018T215022Z
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UID:22480-1794909600-1794913200@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Understanding Foreign Bribery Risks and Canada’s Anti-Corruption Laws
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to navigate foreign bribery risks\, comply with Canadian anti-corruption laws\, and expand into global markets with confidence.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/understanding-foreign-bribery-risks-and-canadas-anti-corruption-laws-2/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T110000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215025Z
CREATED:20261018T215025Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215025Z
UID:22483-1794909600-1794913200@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:BDC Services for Business Growth
DESCRIPTION:You’ve built your business. Now\, what’s next? \nThe BDC (Business Development Bank of Canada) is the bank for Canadian entrepreneurs. Whether growth means expanding your operations\, investing in new equipment\, improving productivity\, exploring financing options\, or planning your next move\, this session will help you learn more about the tools\, resources and support BDC offers to Canadian entrepreneurs. \n?? Learn what BDC has to offer growing businesses?? Explore financing and business support options?? Hear directly from a BDC representative?? Ask questions and find out what resources may fit your business \nYour next business opportunity starts with knowing what financing\, consulting\, services\, and resources are available. \nHosted by Enterprise Renfrew County in partnership with Renfrew County Community Futures Development Corporation\, which is funded by the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario).  Sponsored by the Town of Petawawa\, Township of Laurentian Valley\, Perri-Rae Boell & Associates Inc.\, Northern Credit Union\, and City of Pembroke. OSBAC programs and services are delivered locally by Enterprise Renfrew County and funded in partnership with the Government of Ontario. Registration data may be shared with sponsors/partners for outcomes reporting purposes.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/bdc-services-for-business-growth/
LOCATION:MS Teams
CATEGORIES:Growing your Business,SBCO
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SUMMARY:Intro to AI for Brick-and-Mortar
DESCRIPTION:Session for brick-and-mortar owners: a clear\, no-hype intro to AI—what it is\, where it fits\, and how to start without disruption.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/intro-to-ai-for-brick-and-mortar-3/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T143000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215022Z
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UID:22481-1794909600-1794925800@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:BEC Start-up Stream
DESCRIPTION:No matter where you are in your entrepreneurial journey\, we have a program designed to help you take the next step.\n\n\nEvery business has a next step.\nJoin BEC’s new Growth Streams and discover the tools\, resources\, and community that will help you get there.\nTopics to be covered this session:\n\nBusiness Model Sanvas \nBusiness Planning\n\nGrowing a business isn’t a one-size-fits-all journey. \nThe challenges of launching a new idea are very different from those of hiring employees\, scaling operations\, or preparing for succession. That’s why BEC is introducing the Start-up Stream Program—a strategic series of entrepreneur-focused learning pathways designed to provide the right support at the right stage of business. \nWhether you’re validating your first business idea\, building momentum with consistent revenue\, scaling your team\, or planning your exit strategy\, BEC’s Growth Streams connect you with practical workshops\, resources\, and a network of entrepreneurs facing similar challenges. \n \nStart-up Stream\nWho it’s for: \n\nEntrepreneurs with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) developed or nearing completion\nFounders who have identified a clear market problem and are ready to build a sustainable business.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/bec-start-up-stream-4/
LOCATION:Brampton Entrepreneur Centre + Co-working Space\, 41 George Street South\, Brampton\, ON\, L6Y 2E1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T123000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215038Z
CREATED:20261018T215038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215038Z
UID:22485-1794913200-1794918600@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Intro to Importing and Exporting for Entrepreneurs
DESCRIPTION:Are you ready to expand your business horizons beyond Canadian borders?\n\n\nWhether you’re a startup looking to enter new markets or an established business aiming to refine your international strategy\, this session is tailored to help you succeed in the global marketplace.  \nDon’t miss this chance to unlock new business opportunities and take your entrepreneurial journey to an international level! This seminar will provide an introductory guide on the basics of what entrepreneurs need to know in order to do importing or exporting the right way. \n \nThe session will cover:\nUnderstanding Global Markets: Learn the fundamentals of international trade and identify key opportunities in global markets. \nImporting Basics: Discover the essential steps for importing goods\, including sourcing\, compliance\, and logistics. \nExporting Essentials: Explore strategies for exporting your products\, from market research to documentation and shipping. \nRegulatory and Compliance: Get to grips with import/export regulations\, tariffs\, and customs procedures. \nRisk Management: Understand how to mitigate risks associated with international trade\, including currency fluctuations and geopolitical factors. \nUnderstanding Culture: Learn how to do with international businesses; and best practices. \nPayment and Financing: Learn about how to take payment and learn about all of your financing options.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/intro-to-importing-and-exporting-for-entrepreneurs-4/
LOCATION:Brampton Entrepreneur Centre + Co-working Space\, 41 George Street South\, Brampton\, ON\, L6Y 2E1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T123000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215039Z
CREATED:20261018T215039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215039Z
UID:22487-1794913200-1794918600@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Entrepreneur Essentials: Understanding your Value Proposition
DESCRIPTION:Join the VBEC team for a group session exploring who you are as a business.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/entrepreneur-essentials-understanding-your-value-proposition-8/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T130000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215040Z
CREATED:20261018T215040Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215040Z
UID:22488-1794913200-1794920400@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Tax Seminar with the CRA: T2 Incorporated Small Business
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the CRA this workshop provides small business owners with a overview of the relationship between their business and taxation.\n\n\nThis session is in celebration of Small Business Month hosted by the Business Centre Guelph Wellington and proudly sponsored by Invest In Guelph! \nThe CRA Liaison Officer tax seminar targets incorporated small business owners. This session helps: \n\nExplain common tax errors\, what causes them and how to avoid them\nDemonstrate how to use financial benchmarks for relevant industries\nProvide information on the CRA’s services\nExplain general bookkeeping concepts and best practices\n\nThis seminar will provide small business owners with a general overview of the relationship between their business and taxation. It also allows participants the opportunity to speak directly to a representative from the CRA to ask any questions that they might have concerning business issues.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/tax-seminar-with-the-cra-t2-incorporated-small-business-10/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T133000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215042Z
CREATED:20261018T215042Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215042Z
UID:22490-1794918600-1794922200@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Where Did All My Money Go? Understanding Profit\, Cash Flow & Taxes
DESCRIPTION:Your business is making sales and you’re busier than ever\, but where is all the money going?\n\n\nYour business is making sales and you’re busier than ever\, but where is all the money going? \nIn this practical and engaging session\, Mohamed Bachani of Unique Accounting Services will help entrepreneurs understand the difference between profit and cash flow\, avoid common bookkeeping and tax mistakes\, and identify the key numbers every business owner should know. \nYou’ll leave with simple\, practical strategies to better manage your finances\, prepare for taxes\, and make smarter business decisions as your business grows. \nAbout the Presenter: Mohamed Bachani \nMohamed is the founder of Unique Accounting Services\, supporting small business owners with practical\, compliant\, and easy-to-understand accounting and bookkeeping solutions. Mohamed specializes in helping entrepreneurs build strong financial foundations from day one—so they can make confident business decisions and avoid costly mistakes. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/where-did-all-my-money-go-understanding-profit-cash-flow-taxes/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T150000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215043Z
CREATED:20261018T215043Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215043Z
UID:22492-1794922200-1794927600@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Marketing That Works Now And Later
DESCRIPTION:Most small business owners end up choosing between two modes: chasing quick wins or building a brand with no clear plan to turn it to sales.\n\n\nMarketing That Works Now And Later\, this is a practical planning Workshop \nMost small business owners end up choosing between two modes: chasing quick wins or building a brand with no clear plan to turn it into sales. The truth is\, you need both. \nIn this hands-on session\, you’ll learn how to plan marketing that gets results today while building toward real growth tomorrow. We’ll break down the difference between quick-response tactics and long-term brand-building\, walk through a simple audit to see where your current marketing is leaning\, and show you exactly how to map both into a working calendar – so you always know what to do this week\, and why it matters for next year. \nWho it’s for: Local and small business owners looking for a clear\, practical approach to marketing. \nAbout the Presenter: \nRadhika Kapoor is the Founder and Creative Director of Moon Rabbit Strategy\, a branding-first creative agency that helps businesses tell stories people actually remember. \nWith over 15 years of experience across retail\, technology\, healthcare\, food\, education\, finance\, and tourism\, Radhika has built a reputation as the person founders call when they’re ready to grow\, and finally want to look\, sound\, and feel like the business they know they are. \nShe works closely with startups and scaling businesses throughout Durham Region and beyond\, and serves as a trusted mentor\, fractional executive\, and subject matter expert for accelerators\, chambers\, and community organizations. Her work isn’t just about making things look good; it’s about building brands that create real business value. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/marketing-that-works-now-and-later/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261117T193000
DTSTAMP:20261018T215045Z
CREATED:20261018T215045Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261018T215045Z
UID:22494-1794938400-1794943800@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Build Without Burning Out
DESCRIPTION:A Weekly Planning Framework for Revenue\, Capacity\, and Growth\n\n\nEntrepreneurs wear many hats in their business\, delivering their work while managing operations\, generating revenue\, building relationships\, and planning for growth. When every task feels equally important\, it becomes harder to tell what generates revenue and what deserves their time versus what is simply keeping them busy. \nIn this interactive workshop\, participants will examine how their time is currently divided and learn how to evaluate activities based on their contribution to revenue\, profitability\, operations\, and growth. They will identify what is limiting the business and decide which activities deserve their time\, so they are not guessing what to prioritize each day. \nLearning Outcomes: \n\nRecognize which activities are driving revenue and growth\, and which are only keeping them busy.\nIdentify the main bottleneck limiting their capacity or business growth and decide what needs to change.\nCreate a weekly plan that protects time for revenue generation\, client work\, operations\, and strategic growth.\n\nNote for you: I will also include practical exercises that help participants assess where their time is going\, identify their main capacity or growth bottleneck\, and build a weekly plan around the work that matters most. \nAbout the Presenter: Rina Winston \nRina Winston is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) who helps high-capacity professionals and entrepreneurs who are stuck or at a turning point strengthen self-leadership by shifting the patterns that shape how they focus\, decide\, work\, and follow through. Her work is for people who already know what they want\, already know more than they think\, and are ready to build the mindset\, structure\, and strategy that turns insight into sustainable success. \nShe is also a Project Management Professional (PMP) with over a decade of experience supporting executive teams. By blending psychological insight with systems thinking\, Rina helps people do more than improve performance. She helps them understand the patterns beneath it\, so they can shape the system rather than be shaped by it. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week \nNovember 16 – 20st 2026 \nJoin us for the 14th year of ‘Do It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week’. \nDurham Region’s celebration of entrepreneurship is held each November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. \nDo It In Durham Entrepreneurship Week is a collaboration of Durham’s business support\, educational and networking organizations who have come together to encourage and support entrepreneurs\, job creators and innovators who create economic growth in the Durham Region. \nTogether We Build
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/build-without-burning-out/
CATEGORIES:SBCO,SBCOEvents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261119T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261119T120000
DTSTAMP:20260727T233345Z
CREATED:20260722T233350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260727T233345Z
UID:21158-1795080600-1795089600@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:AI Pathway Grow Smarter: AI for Financial Planning
DESCRIPTION:Use AI to strengthen your financial planning by testing assumptions\, exploring scenarios\, and telling a clearer financial story.\n\n\n \nAI won’t replace financial judgment. It helps you strengthen it.\n– – – \nThrough a combination of practical instruction and hands on exercises\, you’ll build a Financial Planning Scenario Snapshot that helps you make more informed business decisions. \nWhether you’re planning for growth\, evaluating new opportunities\, or trying to better understand the financial impact of your decisions\, this session will show you how AI can become a valuable thinking partner while keeping professional financial advice where it belongs. \n– – – \nWhat You’ll Get\nAfter a guided presentation on using AI to support financial planning and decision making\, you’ll work directly on your own business with support from mentors and AI tools to: \n\nIdentify the key financial drivers in your business.\nCreate or improve a simple revenue model.\nExplore best case\, base case\, and downside scenarios.\nBuild a clearer financial story to support planning\, funding\, or strategic decisions.\n\nBring a laptop and one business challenge or opportunity you’d like to evaluate. We’ll spend the workshop building something you can actually use. \n– – – \nWho Should Attend?\nThis session is designed for: \n\nSmall business owners\nEntrepreneurs and startups\nBusiness managers and team leaders\nAnyone responsible for budgeting\, planning\, or business strategy\nAnyone looking to make better business decisions using AI\n\n– – – \nAbout the Series\nThis session is part of the Grow Smarter: The AI Pathway\, a five-part workshop series designed to you use AI as a practical business tool to move the needle on common business problems. \nEach event combines: \n\nPre-session materials and preparation exercises\nExpert-led instruction\nMentor-supported hands-on application\nParticipant workbook activities\nA practical business deliverable you can implement immediately\nNetworking opportunites and light refreshments\n\nAttend individual sessions or join the full series to build an AI-enabled growth plan for your business. \n \nRegister with your team and get 10% off: for 2+ tickets use code TEAM10 \n \nThis program is made possible through support from the Entrepreneur Innovation Fund\, delivered by Simcoe County Economic Development\, as well as county-wide partnerships and the Georgian Bay Business Accelerator’s foundational funders: the Town of Collingwood and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario).
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/ai-pathway-grow-smarter-ai-for-financial-planning/
LOCATION:Collingwood Library\, Community Room B&C\, 3rd Floor\, 55 Ste Marie St\, Collingwood\, ON\, L9Y 0W6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261124T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261124T120000
DTSTAMP:20261019T040350Z
CREATED:20260829T014848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261019T040350Z
UID:21658-1795514400-1795521600@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Income Tax Prep for Sole Proprietors & Partnerships
DESCRIPTION:Learn from CRA experts on how to prepare for the upcoming tax season and have all your questions answered.\n\n\nIt’s not too early to start thinking about your 2026 tax return for your small business. Join the Grey County Business Enterprise Centre and an expert CRA tax rep for a deep dive into all things surrounding small business tax practices. \nWe will cover: \n\nBusiness Income Tax Reporting – Completing the T2125E Form for CRA\n\n\nReporting Business Income\n\n\nReporting Costs of Goods Sold\n\n\nReporting Business Expenses\n\n\nCalculating Business-Use-of-Home Expenses\n\n\nCalculating Capital Cost Allowance (CCA)\n\n\nCalculating Motor Vehicle Expenses\n\n \nAnd more! You’ll leave this session feeling fully prepared for tax time. Time is available to have you tax questions answered.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/income-tax-prep-for-sole-proprietors-partnerships-3/
CATEGORIES:Business Enterprise Centre- Grey County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261125T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261125T120000
DTSTAMP:20260811T173316Z
CREATED:20260722T233350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T173316Z
UID:21160-1795599000-1795608000@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:AI Pathway Grow Smarter: AI for Succession Planning & Growth
DESCRIPTION:Use AI to build a more resilient business by reducing owner dependency\, documenting critical knowledge\, and planning for long term growth.\n\n\n  \nAI won’t replace leadership\, but it can help you build a business that lasts.\n– – – \nThrough a combination of practical instruction and hands on exercises\, you’ll create a Succession and Growth Readiness Roadmap tailored to your business. \nWhether you’re planning for retirement\, preparing your business for future growth\, or simply looking to create stronger systems and leadership capacity\, this session will help you think strategically about the future while identifying practical steps you can begin taking today. \n– – – \nWhat You’ll Get\nAfter a guided presentation on using AI to support succession planning and long term business growth\, you’ll work directly on your own business with support from mentors and AI tools to: \n\nAssess where your business relies too heavily on the owner or a small number of key people.\nIdentify opportunities to document knowledge\, improve processes\, and delegate responsibilities.\nExplore growth opportunities using AI assisted scenario planning.\nBuild a practical roadmap to strengthen business continuity and long term value.\n\nBring a laptop and one business challenge you’d like to prepare for. We’ll spend the workshop building something you can actually use. \n– – – \nWho Should Attend?\nThis session is designed for: \n\nSmall business owners\nEntrepreneurs and startups\nBusiness managers and team leaders\nFamily business owners\nAnyone planning for long term growth\, succession\, or business continuity\n\n– – – \nAbout the Series\nThis session is part of the Grow Smarter: The AI Pathway\, a five-part workshop series designed to you use AI as a practical business tool to move the needle on common business problems. \nEach event combines: \n\nPre-session materials and preparation exercises\nExpert-led instruction\nMentor-supported hands-on application\nParticipant workbook activities\nA practical business deliverable you can implement immediately\nNetworking opportunites and light refreshments\n\nAttend individual sessions or join the full series to build an AI-enabled growth plan for your business. \n  \nRegister with your team and get 10% off: for 2+ tickets use code TEAM10 \n  \nThis program is made possible through support from the Entrepreneur Innovation Fund\, delivered by Simcoe County Economic Development\, as well as county-wide partnerships and the Georgian Bay Business Accelerator’s foundational funders: the Town of Collingwood and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario).
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/ai-pathway-grow-smarter-ai-for-succession-planning-growth/
LOCATION:Collingwood Library\, Community Room B&C\, 3rd Floor\, 55 Ste Marie St\, Collingwood\, ON\, L9Y 0W6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SBEC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261126T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261126T120000
DTSTAMP:20261019T040350Z
CREATED:20260829T014853Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261019T040350Z
UID:21662-1795687200-1795694400@enterprisecentre.ca
SUMMARY:Tax Preparation for Incorporated Businesses
DESCRIPTION:Tax prep information for incorporated businesses with CRA experts.\n\n\nIt’s not too early to start thinking about your 2026 tax return for your small business. Incorporated businesses have unique tax requirements and responsibilities that can be confusing and time consuming. \nJoin the CRA and Business Enterprise Centre for a workshop dedicated to tax preparation for incorporated businesses to help you wrap up your financial year with minimal stress. \nThis virtual workshop will cover: \n\nCommon tax errors\nHow to use financial benchmarks for relevant industries\nAn overview of the CRA’s services\nGeneral bookkeeping concepts and best practices\n\n…and more. A CRA officer will be presenting and will leave time for specific questions.
URL:https://enterprisecentre.ca/events/tax-preparation-for-incorporated-businesses-3/
CATEGORIES:Business Enterprise Centre- Grey County
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