This year’s participants represent a range of sectors, including trades, service businesses and creative industries from across the region
Entrepreneurs across Leeds and Grenville are celebrating after completing the Starter Company Plus program, designed to help small businesses launch and expand.
Participants spent four months learning business planning, marketing and financial management. Graduates were also eligible for up to $5,000 in funding to support startup or growth costs.
The program combines group training, advice from business experts and mentorship from local professionals to help build strong and resilient businesses.
Graduates gathered with mentors, community supporters and local officials at Prescott Town Hall on April 9, to mark the milestone.
This year’s participants represent a range of sectors, including trades, service businesses and creative industries from across the region.
Officials say the program reflects ongoing small business growth and recognizes the role entrepreneurs play in the local economy.
The program is funded by the Province of Ontario with support from the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville and the City of Brockville.
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