IWSCC's celebration of Canadian Disabled-Owned businesses returns on Wednesday May 27th!Join us for an afternoon of dialogue, resource sharing, and community awards.
Cultivating Safe Spaces (CSS) is a trauma-informed leadership framework that integrates Indigenous knowledge, neuroscience, and relational practice. It's designed for people who know that lasting change requires more than good intentions; it requires the internal capacity to navigate discomfort, tension, and complexity without losing connection.
Are you an introvert who dreads networking, feels overwhelmed in large gatherings, or struggles to make meaningful professional connections? This workshop is designed just for you! Join us for insightful strategies, practical tips, and friendly practice to leverage your introverted nature as a powerful networking tool.
Marketing your business doesn't have to revolve around social media.
Discover practical, relationship-based marketing strategies that help build visibility through networking, referrals, partnerships, email marketing, community engagement, and word-of-mouth. Participants will develop their core marketing message, create an elevator pitch, and leave with a simple marketing plan they can begin using immediately.
Join Boundless Accelerator on Thursday, September 24 from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM at Guelph City Hall – Market Square for an afternoon celebrating innovation, entrepreneurship, and community.
Delivered as an accredited certificate program by the Mental Health Commission of Canada and Opening Minds, this foundational course equips all staff members to recognize and understand workplace psychological safety.
Delivered as an accredited certificate program by the Mental Health Commission of Canada and Opening Minds, this foundational course equips all staff members to recognize and understand workplace psychological safety.
This 1-day Mental Health First Aid Essentials (MHFA) course offers a strong foundation in MHFA principles without formal assessment —making it an ideal option for individuals, teams, or communities seeking meaningful, time-efficient training.
Do you know how the Disability Tax Credit can connect to your business, benefits and long-term financial planning?
Join Community Futures BC for the first session in their two-part Retirement & Financial Planning for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities workshop series with Jenine Lillian.
Have you ever considered working with the City of Toronto, but don't know where to start? Tap into helpful information sessions every month, hosted by the city's purchasing teams.
Curious about AI but unsure where to begin?
Explore practical AI tools that can help reduce repetitive work, improve productivity, and support business growth while maintaining your authentic voice. Participants will leave with practical prompts and a personalized AI toolkit they can begin using right away.
Self-employment can mean variable income, no employer pension and plenty of decisions about whether money should go back into the business or toward your own future.
This plain-language workshop looks at the long game. We'll talk about separating business and personal money, saving when your income changes month to month, paying yourself, and balancing business reinvestment with personal financial security.