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IWSCC Newsletter – July 2021
Belonging doesn’t require us to change who we are; it requires us to BE who we are. – Brené Brown We are happy to welcome you to IWSCC’s fresh take on our newsletter! Each month you’ll find an inspiring quote, a spotlight on IWSCC Members of the month, a tip or resource on doing better business with…
CAMSC Pitch for Success Competition
Your business has a story to tell, a value that you deliver. But have you ever wondered how you might support that value with a killer pitch that gets the attention of your audience? CAMSC’s Pitch for success competition is not only a way for you to gain visibility and but also the quickest and…
The Specific Needs of Women in Uniform
WEBINAR – CONFERENCE DECEMBER 2, 2020 02:00 – 05:30 P.M. (EST) – ON LINE (WOMEN ONLY) Are you a woman wearing or have worn a uniform? Are you a woman working in support organizations for uniformed personel? Join us to discuss and share your experience about the specific needs of women in uniform. Organized…
Reach Success with Erin McDonald and EMC³ Consulting
IWSCC is celebrating Canadian Disabled-Owned businesses all summer long with the Reach Success Project: A series of articles exploring entrepreneurship and success.
Today, we’re sharing the story, experience, and perspective of Erin McDonald: Founder, Principal, and Chief Cultural Strategist of EMC³ Consulting.
Research: New Report Calls for Urgent Action to Remove Accessibility Barriers in Canadian Procurement
A groundbreaking report by Adaptability Canada, developed in collaboration with leading accessibility and procurement experts, reveals systemic barriers that prevent people with disabilities and disabled-owned businesses from fully participating in Canadian procurement processes. According to a Statistics Canada survey in early 2025, 2.5% of private sector businesses in Canada—more than 25,000 companies—are majority-owned by people…
T. Harris Environmental Management Inc. Joins Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada (IWSCC) as Certified Disability-Owned Business
As Canadian institutions and corporations expand their supplier diversity programs, partnering with IWSCC-certified vendors like THEM allows clients to meet procurement goals while accessing trusted, technically rigorous services. THEM’s IWSCC status adds value for clients seeking to demonstrate inclusive sourcing in both public and private sectors.
