The Futurpreneur Canada program, in partnership with Kingston Economic Development Corporation, offers young entrepreneurs aged 18-39 in the Kingston area access to funding and mentorship to help them start and grow their businesses. This collaboration aims to provide tailored support, recognizing the unique challenges faced by aspiring entrepreneurs in this region.
Futurpreneur Canada provides a range of programs, including the Black Entrepreneur Startup Program, which offers startup loan financing, mentorship, and networking opportunities specifically for Black entrepreneurs. Additionally, the Side Hustle Program supports those looking to grow a side business with collateral-free loans and dedicated mentorship. Another key offering is the Indigenous Entrepreneur Startup Program (IESP), which focuses on financial empowerment and business skills development for young Indigenous entrepreneurs through the Ohpikiwin Series.
This partnership ensures that young entrepreneurs in Kingston have access to essential resources, expert guidance, and financial support, enabling them to successfully launch and sustain their ventures. For more detailed information, you can visit the Futurpreneur Canada page on the Kingston Economic Development Corporation's website.