An innovative public and private sector alliance created to provide one-stop source of services and programs tailored to meet the needs of the Citys Entrepreneurs and small businesses. Offers advisory services, economic development resources, business seminars, trade show listings.

Provides members with benefit from networking opportunities, business information, compensation reports, and meetings, golf, wedding and restaurant facilities.

The Centre assists entrepreneurs in the formation and development of enterprises so that those enterprises grow into successful job-creating businesses.

Provides up-to-date economic and demographic information on Richmond Hill for our new investment clientele as well as the existing business community.

Offers a wide range of services to public and provides revitalization, regional growth management, waterfront renewal, visioning and public consultation.

Provides its visitors and residents with both a contemporary city, and heritage information.

Village of Port Credit has an array of shops, boutiques, restaurants, marina services and grocery stores all within walking distance.

TBDC provides physical facilities, training programs, advisory resources and practical tools. Founded in 1990, TBDC has assisted over 2000 entrepreneurs in various stages of new venture development.

Committed to enhancing Oakville as a diverse live/work community with a sustainable economic base that reinforces the health of the community and maintains the high quality of life.

The Toronto CED Learning Network is a group of over 450 organizations and individuals who are interested in community economic development (CED) in the Toronto area. The source provides an opportunity to share with knowledge, experience and resources.

Linking professionals & businesses for the advancement of socio-economic well being with membership’s benefits.

Technology-oriented business association, which provides a forum for interaction among members of the business community.

Economic development and marketing consulting agency for businesses.

The Toronto Board of Trade offers professional and business development programs, restaurant and meeting facilities, networking opportunities, and policy advocacy.

Burlington Economic Development Corp. is a non-profit corporation established to work with the public and private sectors to promote economic growth in Burlington.

Organization helps unemployed people select and use appropriate community resources.