An accessible event reflects the world we want to create: one where everyone can participate, contribute, and connect. When we welcome more voices into the room, conversations become richer. Experiences expand. Relationships deepen.
Accessibility is not just a technical requirement. It is a culture.
Catch up with IWSCC and some of our biggest announcements and favourite moments of 2025. We can’t wait to bring even more value and support to Canada’s Veteran-Owned and Disabled-Owned Businesses in the new year!
Each year IWSCC’s Evolve Forum brings together members of the Canadian Veteran-Owned business community to share their experiences. Learn a little more about this year’s speakers Justin Yaassoub, Igli Xhango, and Andrew Kirsch along with us!
IWSCC’s annual virtual event dedicated to Canadian Veteran-Owned businesses and their allies is only a few months away. We invite you to join us Wednesday, November 26 from 1 – 3pm ET for Evolve: The National Forum for Veteran Entrepreneurship.
Procurement is complex! Learn to navigate SAP Ariba, and more in the latest IWSCC Webinar featuring special guest educator: Stone Procurement. Stone Procurement Inc.’s Igli Xhango joins IWSCC to share their experience with one of Canada’s most popular e-procurement tools: SAP Ariba. Learn to navigate the tool, set up a profile as a supplier, and maximize buyer interest by completing that profile the right way.
This interactive webinar offers an evidence-based, accessibility-focused, and lived-experience-driven approach to stress management.
An important part of IWSCC’s mission of success and inclusion for Veteran-Owned and Disabled-Owned businesses is to promote and magnify the successes, the accomplishments, and the unique qualities of the businesses we were founded to support. The Community Spotlight Project is dedicated to providing a platform for our suppliers to express themselves and to share their…
Convo Canada, a deaf-owned provider in real-time interpreting technology, has been officially certified by the Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada (IWSCC). This national certification recognizes Convo Canada’s leadership in building communication tools that centre deaf users first and support Canadian communities.
While IWSCC connects suppliers and buyers year-round, we’re always looking for new ways to accomplish our mission. Our latest project is Canada’s guide to Accessibility Experts, launching this fall.
Congratulations to the first-ever winner of the Reach Forum 2025 Community Impact Award: Jonathan Marriott. Learn more about them with our featured article.