Today is Women's Entrepreneurship Day, a day where we celebrate the incredible women entrepreneurs who are driving innovation, creating jobs, and making a difference in our communities. Did you know, according to the government of Canada, in 2023, only 18.4% of businesses in Canada were owned by women? By creating and bolstering networks of women leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs, Canada will continue to see even further economic growth and success. Let’s continue to support and uplift women in business today and everyday!
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🚀 This #SmallBusinessWeek, we are thrilled to launch a recent partner-led report with the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) and the Diversity Institute on the Early Stages of Indigenous Women's Entrepreneurship. There are about 75,000 Indigenous businesses in Canada, with 33% owned by Indigenous women. Through entrepreneurship, they are creating their path toward self-determination and economic reconciliation. But the path isn't easy. In this report, supported by SSHRC-CRSH, we explore the experiences of Indigenous women entrepreneurs—how they transform their ideas into successful businesses, overcome systemic barriers like poor access to training and financing, and give back to their communities—and offer recommendations and wise practices to further their growth. ➡️Dive into the report here: https://bit.ly/3XStKC5 #WomenEntrepreneurs #IndigenousEntrepreneurs #IndigenousBusiness #EconomicReconciliation #TRC SSHRC-CRSH
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This survey is your opportunity to contribute valuable insights that will shape policies, services, and opportunities for women entrepreneurs worldwide. 🌟 Why Your Voice Matters: The findings from this survey will be featured in a major 2025 report shared with key stakeholders such as the UN, national governments, and global corporations. These insights will push for impactful reforms and resources that empower women-led businesses to thrive. 💡 Your Story Can: Highlight challenges and opportunities unique to women entrepreneurs. Inform international policies to make systems work better for women. ✨ The Giveaway: Complete the 15-minute survey—available in English, Arabic, French, or Spanish by Monday, 16 December 2024, for a chance to win one of several $50 USD prizes. Participation is anonymous, and your insights will directly contribute to a brighter future for women entrepreneurs globally. Your voice is the catalyst for change! https://lnkd.in/d_mRPZYX to fill in 👉 Join the movement and complete the survey today! Cherie Blair Foundation for Women #WomenEntrepreneurs #GlobalChange #Empowerment #CherieBlairFoundation #Inclusion.
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🚀 Calling all women entrepreneurs in Canada! 🌟 There is still time to join our Women Entrepreneur Exchange Program and elevate your startup with expert business advice, so seize this fantastic opportunity to grow and connect with fellow leaders. This online program, starting in July, is exclusively for women founders. Register now! #WomenInBusiness #StartupSuccess #EmpoweredWomen #CanadaStartups #BusinessAdvisory #OnlineProgram
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Happy #WomensEntrepreneurshipDay! Entrepreneurship is not just about starting a business. It’s about discovering who you are, challenging your limits and building the kind of world you want to live in. A diverse economy is a strong economy; if women succeed, Canada succeeds. Read Minister Valdez’s statement to see how our initiatives are empowering women to redefine the entrepreneurial landscape: https://bit.ly/48W7Rqi
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💪✨ The right resources, support networks, and programs can truly make a difference in helping female entrepreneurs reach their full potential. Let’s keep supporting and celebrating women in business at every stage! 🙌💡 Happy Entrepreneurship Day! 🎉👩💻 #WomenInBusiness #Empowerment #HappyEntrepreneurshipDay
Happy Women’s Entrepreneurship Day! 💜 In honour of today, we will be highlighting some national support organizations that support women: - Women's Enterprise Organizations of Canada Resource Knowledge Base - https://lnkd.in/gFtZP_7C - Immigrant Entrepreneur Canada - https://lnkd.in/gxpbuc98 - Movement51 - https://lnkd.in/gi6ahfTA - Granted Consulting - https://granted.ca/ - The Forum Mentorship Program - https://lnkd.in/gsuGfTw To view your local or national resources, check out our #StartupWomen Resource Guide: https://lnkd.in/g7GPh4RS
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🌟 Today, on National Women's Entrepreneurship Day, we celebrate the incredible contributions of women entrepreneurs to our economy, communities, and future. 🌟 Women-led businesses are driving change, innovation, and growth in remarkable ways. It’s not just about economics—it’s about the values they bring to the table. ““Studies show that investing in women-led companies generates higher returns.” In Canada, the success of women in entrepreneurship is vital for the success of our entire economy. “A diverse economy is a strong economy. If women succeed, Canada succeeds.” By supporting and empowering women entrepreneurs, we’re building a foundation for economic resilience, innovation, and opportunity. Today, let’s celebrate the women changing the game and recommit to breaking down barriers that stand in their way. Let’s invest, mentor, and champion their success—not just today but every day. Tag a woman entrepreneur you admire and share how they inspire you. Together, we can amplify their impact! 💪 #WomensEntrepreneurshipDay #SupportWomenInBusiness #EconomicDiversity #WomenInLeadership
Happy Women’s Entrepreneurship Day! 💜 In honour of today, we will be highlighting some national support organizations that support women: - Women's Enterprise Organizations of Canada Resource Knowledge Base - https://lnkd.in/gFtZP_7C - Immigrant Entrepreneur Canada - https://lnkd.in/gxpbuc98 - Movement51 - https://lnkd.in/gi6ahfTA - Granted Consulting - https://granted.ca/ - The Forum Mentorship Program - https://lnkd.in/gsuGfTw To view your local or national resources, check out our #StartupWomen Resource Guide: https://lnkd.in/g7GPh4RS
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In Canada, October marks Women’s History Month, a time to honor the women and girls—both past and present—who have shaped a more inclusive and thriving nation. This year’s theme, Women at Work: Economic Growth Past, Present, and Future, spotlights the vital contributions women have made to the workforce over the years, and the pivotal role they continue to play in driving economic progress and innovation for the benefit of all Canadians. Learn more about Women's History Month from WAGE / FEGC at https://heyor.ca/5XLwz0
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#Guatemala | “As women, we believe we are capable of helping Guatemala progress through entrepreneurship." This is one of the insights from "#Surcantes," the Women’s Forum on the Creative Economy in Guatemala, where inspiring women invited their community to work together to transform the future of women entrepreneurs in the Orange Economy. This event was organized by Red Nacional de Grupos Gestores, CIPE’s local partner in Guatemala, as part of the CONA project activities to promote the creative economy and citizen participation in #CentralAmerica. We invite you to watch the recap video! #CONA #OrangeEconomy Center for International Private Enterprise CIPE América Latina y el Caribe #CreativeEconomy
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In advance of #WomenEntrepreneurshipDay we're sharing this insightful report about how Indigenous women entrepreneurs are leading efforts in economic reconciliation, while facing systemic barriers like limited access to financing and training. Notably, these entrepreneurs are balancing business growth with community support, showcasing the strength and values they bring to the business world. This report was prepared by Canadian Council for Indigenous Business, in collaboration with the Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH) and the Diversity Institute. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/3XStKC5
Indigenous women own 33% of Indigenous businesses in Canada. Through entrepreneurship, they are creating their path toward self-determination and economic reconciliation. In our recent report, CCIB, in collaboration with the Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH) and the Diversity Institute, explores the journeys of Indigenous women entrepreneurs, which include both successes and systemic barriers such as limited access to training and financing, all while giving back to their communities. Visit the link in comments to read the report.
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Happy Women's Entrepreneurship Day. In Atlantic Canada, only 17 percent of small and medium-sized businesses are owned by women. Advancing women’s participation in the economy could add up to $150 billion to Canada’s gross domestic product.
If you didn't realize, Women's Entrepreneurship Day is celebrated on November 19th in Canada and around the world. Did you know? ⭐In Canada, there are 1.22 million businesses ⭐Of those, 1.19 million are considered "Small" ⭐Only 19% of those are owned by women The Western REN is here to help. Click here for more information: https://lnkd.in/eMuQDNg6 or email Keval d'Entremont: kdentremont@westernren.ca We are the Western Regional Enterprise Network, celebrating 10 years of growing Western Nova Scotia.
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