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Spark

Spark is a full-service marketing agency which is located within the Innovation Hub. Spark provides quality marketing services including strategy, identity, digital and video production to St. Lawrence College and the surrounding community.

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Exploration

Idea

Startup

Established

Scaleup

Resource Details

Spark is a full-service marketing agency which is located within the Innovation Hub. Spark provides quality marketing services including strategy, identity, digital and video production to St. Lawrence College and the surrounding community. Led by students and business professionals, Spark leverages experiential learning to enhance student development and client success.

How to Apply

Deliverables

Qualifications

All Applicable Stages

Exploration

Idea

Startup

Established

Scaleup

Support Type

Programs and Services

Workshops and Events

Support Categories

Coaching, Strategy and Mentorship

Financial Management & Strategy

Marketing & Customer Acquisition

Sales & Exporting

Resource Partner(s)

St. Lawrence College

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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St. Lawrence College

St. Lawrence College is a College of Applied Arts and Technology with three campuses in Eastern Ontario, namely Brockville, Cornwall and Kingston.

http://www.stlawrencecollege.ca

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