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Black Entrepreneur Ecosystem

This organization was created out of a need to help identify, support, and create a set of programs to help both potential and existing Black entrepreneurs to flourish in their entrepreneurial endeavors.

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Idea

Startup

Established

Scaleup

Resource Details

Black Entrepreneurship Ecosystem for Southeastern Ontario, a not-for-profit organization established to help spark the entrepreneurial spirit and to help accelerate the growth of Black-owned businesses in South Eastern Ontario.

How to Apply

Deliverables

Qualifications

All Applicable Stages

Idea

Startup

Established

Scaleup

Support Type

Free Resources

Funding and Capital

Programs and Services

Workshops and Events

Support Categories

Coaching, Strategy and Mentorship

Financial Management & Strategy

Funding

Resource Partner(s)

Kingston Economic Development Corporation

Eligibility Criteria

Community Support Organizations

Entrepreneurs in the Arts

Entrepreneurs who are Newcomers to Canada

Entrepreneurs with a Mental Disability

Entrepreneurs with a Physical Disability

Indigenous Entrepreneurs

LGBTQ2S Entrepreneurs

Rural Entrepreneurs

Social Enterprises

Student or Youth Entrepreneurs

Visual Minority Entrepreneurs

Women Entrepreneurs

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Kingston Economic Development Corporation

Kingston’s Economic Development Corporation is committed to long-term economic sustainability, attracting new businesses, growing and retaining existing businesses and tourism opportunities measured by the economic impact on the community.

https://www.kingstonecdev.com/

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Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship on Entrepreneurship

The Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship on Entrepreneurship gives African students and recent graduates to access training, resources, financial support, and a network of mentors to develop their entrepreneurial skills and start building their venture.

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Summer Company

The Summer Company program, funded by the Ontario government, has been helping students, aged 15 to 29, start and run their own businesses since 2001. Participants receive hands-on business mentoring from local business leaders and up to $3,000 to make their dream job a reality.

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