launches SEED program to build
a more equitable economy
Southwestern,
ON – The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified social
inequities across systems posing even greater challenges for entrepreneurs from
marginalized communities who already faced barriers to success. This is
especially true for woman-identified and nonbinary social entrepreneurs, whom
are often unable to access what they need from business coaching and support
systems to build successful social enterprises.
The latest program offering from WOSEN -
Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Developers (SEED) - aims to fill in the gaps
left by traditional business support systems by empowering leadership
development in coaches, mentors and community leaders. These leaders will in