Whether you are launching a new business or expanding an established business, deciding on where you want to take your business requires a solid business plan. This six-part series will provide you the opportunity to address all of your questions and incorporate the answers directly into your business plan.
The Centre is fortunate to have the support of numerous organizations and we extend our appreciation for their generosity. We operate with support from Mount Saint Vincent University and Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA).
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.
Dalhousie's Norman Newman Centre for Entrepreneurship, in collaboration with the Centre for Entrepreneurship Education and Development Inc. (CEED), offers a Certificate Program in entrepreneurship. Known as the Entrepreneurial Skills Program (ESP), this Certificate Program is open to all Dalhousie University students.
Family business and its unique characteristics is an area that has received relatively little research. Existing research needs to be augmented to assist families and professionals in dealing with issues facing family businesses. We have professors dealing in Family Business at Dalhousie and we would like to continue to develop our strength in this area to allow us to look at the particular characteristics of business in Atlantic Canada and enhance existing research.
