Entrepreneurship and Innovation

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This Government of Canada guide helps understand what could be incorporated into an EDI plan for an organization.

This report makes 12 recommendations for the Government to help unlock the innovative spirit
of Canadians.

The "Business Council is a non-profit, non-partisan organization composed of the chief executives of Canada’s leading enterprises, representing companies from every region and sector of the economy."

This study was commissioned by the Africa Centre to fill the knowledge gap that exists in the understanding of Black entrepreneurship in Alberta.

Prospect’s program for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities is available at no cost, and designed for people who: 1) Live in the Metro Edmonton Area, 2) Have a permanent disability or chronic condition, 3) Find it hard to get or keep a meaningful job because of that disability or condition, 4) Have a viable business idea they’re passionate about, 5) Are ready, willing and motivated to run a business, 6) Are creative, resourceful and ready for change

The Business Council is leading a call-to-action to Canada’s diverse business sectors. This will ensure that workplaces are more inclusive for persons with disabilities.

The Alberta LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce is open to businesses and corporations of all sizes, sole proprietors and independent agents regardless of sexual orientations, gender identity or gender expression.

Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce (CGLCC) is the only chamber of commerce uniting and advocating for the over 100,000 2SLGBTQI+ owned and operated businesses in Canada.

Diversity is a strength, and women are essential to the modern workforce. Equality is good for business, whether it be in finance, accounting, marketing or your own corporate venture. Learn more about the women leaders at the Alberta School of Business.