The City of Toronto will host its annual Small Business Forum, on Wednesday, October 29 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Meridian Hall.
The Forum is a full-day event to support small business operators, this year’s theme, “Small Business, Big World,” will bring together entrepreneurs, business leaders and key stakeholders to explore how Toronto’s small businesses can navigate and thrive in today’s evolving global economy.
The Forum is part of the City’s TradeTO initiative which advances trade diversification efforts and helps businesses expand into new markets to strengthen Toronto’s global connections and long-term economic growth.
The event will include:
The City is anticipating more than 2,000 attendees this year. Participants will gain valuable insights into changing global trade patterns, access to small business resources and government programs, and opportunities to network with peers, mentors and industry leaders.
The Forum will also highlight the City’s Small Business Enterprise Centre, which offers year-round programs and services to help entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses.
Admission to the Small Business Forum is free with registration. To register, visit the Eventbrite website.
The Small Business Forum is funded by the Government of Ontario’s Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade. More information is available at the City’s website.
The City thanks lead sponsors, Interac Corp and Rogers Business, for their contributions and support of Small Business Forum.
The City and its partners offer free year-round learning opportunities for entrepreneurs, small business operators and staff. The City’s business webinars will improve your business knowledge and skills. More information is available on the City’s Business Webinar webpage.
More information about the City’s wider small business supports is available on the City’s website.
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