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PrintThe Taskforce for Women’s Business Growth is a national consortium of prominent women business owners, SME service agencies, academics, and industry associations. Women’s Enterprise Centre is a founding member of this national taskforce, which has identified action strategies to create economic development in Canada through the support of women entrepreneurs. The Taskforce maintains a comprehensive library of research into women’s entrepreneurship.
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Women's Entrepreneurship Research
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The Taskforce for Women’s Business Growth
01/23/2012
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SME Financing Data Initiative October 2010
This report outlines the business characteristics and recent financing activities of majority female-owned small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The financing data used in this analysis originate from the SME Financing Data Initiative (SME FDI) Survey on Financing of Small and Medium Enterprises. This survey is intended to study the demand for, and sources of, SME financing.
03/01/2011
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Procurement Strategies to Support Women-Owned Enterprises
Conducted on behalf of WeConnect Canada, this report presents a summary of research about small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) engagement in public procurement. Strategies to increase women-owned enterprises‘ understanding about, and access to, government contract opportunities are also considered. This research digest is expected to inform discussion among WEConnect Canada, community partners and governments about the constraints and opportunities of public procurement for SMEs, and in particular women-owned enterprises.
03/01/2011
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Sustaining the Momentum: An Economic Forum on Women Entrepreneurs
This report presents a synopsis of the research and recommendations stemming from Sustaining the Momentum: An Economic Forum on Women Entrepreneurs in Ottawa from October 27 to 29, 2004. Its objectives were to share leading-edge research about women entrepreneurs, to examine government support for women business owners, and to identify gaps in research and public policy.
03/01/2011
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