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Do you have an idea for a food business? Want to learn more before you “venture” into food production? Or are you looking for tips to improve your growing business?
Under the name of Foodpreneur Advantage, several of Ontario's Small Business Enterprise Centres have come together to offer a collection of entrepreneurial food related programming. Here you will find introductory workshops for any food related business and comprehensive programs for scalable food and beverage manufacturing ventures that produce consumer packaged goods (CPG).
Whether you are starting your food venture, or ready to expand and scale your operation, this is the place to start. Starting on January 24th, there will be one webinar per week. Each webinar is one hour long and will help you develop as a food entrepreneur. Find a detailed overview of each of the webinars, visit https://foodpreneuradvantage.ca/start-up-seminars/
Webinar dates and registration links:
Thursday, February 1st, 2:00- 3:00pm - How to Sell your Food Product
Register Here
Thursday, February 8th, 2:00-3:00pm - Costing & Pricing to Make Profits
Register Here
Thursday February 15, 2:00 - 3:00pm - Marketing & Branding your Food Product
Register Here
Thursday, February 22nd, 2:00-3:00pm - Selling to Food Retailers
Register Here
Thursday, February 29, 2:00 - 3:00pm - Labelling & Packaging your Food Product
Register Here
The Foodpreneur Advantage collaboration of Small Business Enterprise Centres is made possible by generous support from Libro Credit Union, and FedDev Ontario.
About Small Business Enterprise Centres and the Program Funders
For over 30 years, Ontario Small Business Enterprise Centres have been committed to guiding people through the start-up and early growth stages of small business. They are key economic development partners within their local communities.
Libro Credit Union supports local food accessibility and employment as two of their key focus areas to grow prosperity in the region. As a credit union with strong roots in agriculture, they are committed to the agri-food sector in Southwestern Ontario.
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