“This easy-to-use ONLINE Business Planning guide will take you through the steps needed to create a business plan. It can help you prepare a business plan for your company, no matter what size. If you have an established business, you will be able to test possible scenarios or prepare comprehensive business plans to support your banking needs. If you are thinking about, or are in the process of establishing a new business the TD Canada Trust online Business Planner can help you and your small business advisor consider all important variables.”
Approaching a bank or other private lenders for a loan can be a complex process, but knowing what bankers are looking for can help you successfully secure financing.
Is your business in your head? Are you trying to convince lenders, investors and shareholders that you have a credible company? A business plan is a recognized management tool that outlines exactly what your company will do and how it plans to succeed.
An experienced business advisor can help you improve your skills, facilitate your decision-making and support you in your quest to take your business to the next level.
Financial planning can help you keep your business growing profitably. It also increases your ability to foresee and plan for potential problems, and to adapt to any changes that may arise.
As a young entrepreneur between 19 and 35, you have what it takes to be successful: motivation, dedication, energy, inspiration, and innovation. BDC encourages your efforts with specialized financing and management consulting solutions. Each year, BDC highlights the outstanding achievements of young Canadian entrepreneurs at the Young Entrepreneur Awards.
As a professional, you want to help all your clients grow their businesses and meet their goals. At Business Development Bank of Canada (BDBC), we share that objective. By working together, we can provide your clients even more options.
At Business Development Bank of Canada (BDBC) we're ready to meet your specific needs. Whatever the scenario, our consultants will work closely with you to find the right solution.
As part of our national program, we are looking for 20 Aboriginal (First Nation, Métis and Inuit) students at the college and/or university level who are interested in a future career with Business Development Bank of Canada. The program is designed to provide business experience through training and mentorship. The objective will be to select candidates that may qualify for permanent employment as customer service officers or account managers with BDC once they have completed their education and are looking for full-time employment.
