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Thinking about expanding your business footprint in Europe? Start with Estonia! Renowned for its digital innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, Estonia offers a unique ecosystem for SMEs looking to grow. With its e-Residency program, companies from around the world can easily establish an EU-based business online, access a wide range of digital services, and tap into a supportive community of like-minded entrepreneurs, such as EERICA. But why Estonia? It's not just about the ease of doing business; it's about being part of a vibrant, forward-thinking community that champions innovation, efficiency, and global connectivity. Whether you're in tech, manufacturing, or services, Estonia's dynamic market and strategic location provide a gateway to the broader EU market, offering unparalleled access to millions of potential customers. Estonia has been fundamental for the establishment and growth of my business; let's see how it can benefit yours, too!
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🌟 Navigating the Canadian Business Landscape for Nigerian Ventures Let's talk about the thriving Canadian business environment and what it means for Nigerian entrepreneurs. Canada is known for its open economy and welcoming attitude towards international partnerships, presenting a fertile ground for growth and innovation. For Nigerian businesses looking to expand, Canada offers a host of funding opportunities and supportive trade policies that can help bridge the gap between potential and success. From government grants to venture capital, the Great White North is a land of opportunity for savvy entrepreneurs ready to explore beyond borders. Ready to plant your business flag in Canada? Let's connect and chart a course for success across the Atlantic. #CanadaBusiness #NigeriaToTheWorld #GlobalEntrepreneurship #FundingOpportunities #networking
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E-residency has paved the way for innovative solutions that challenge traditional notions of entrepreneurship. E-residency stands out as a transformative initiative that is reshaping the global business landscape. This digital identity allows individuals to start and manage a business in a foreign country without the need to physically relocate, offering a seamless bridge to international markets and digital services. E-residency was first introduced by Estonia in 2014, setting a precedent for digital governance. The purpose is to make it easier for global entrepreneurs to access European markets by offering them the ability to establish an EU-based company online. Read More https://lnkd.in/enYgqif4
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Step into the visionary world of Ginna Rodríguez Román and Trulab. From Colombia’s verdant landscapes to Peru’s vibrant markets, Ginna’s mission is clear: to empower, uplift, and create lasting change in local entrepreneurial ecosystems. Ginna, based in Cali, Colombia, knows the ripple effects of ecosystem building: supporting entrepreneurship has the power to fuel communities' and countries' economic growth. With over 7 years dedicated to sustainable development, Trulab has become a pioneer in its field. Through strategic guidance and tailored solutions, it has unlocked opportunities, unleashed potential, and redefined what’s possible for countless entrepreneurs across Latin America. Their influence encompasses tales of resilience and development. Take, for instance, Corpoteva, a group of cacao producers in Tumaco, Nariño, whose sales surged by 47.15% thanks to Trulab’s support. Our new video shows the transformative power of Colombian entrepreneurship. For a look behind the scenes of the Colombian Ecosystem Builders program, click here: https://lnkd.in/geSq5EsQ
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Empowering Entrepreneurs: Partnering with Public Services and Procurement Canada | Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada and Procurement Assistance Canada for Economic Growth In today's economy, teaming up with Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC) is a game-changer for entrepreneurs. PAC guides businesses through the federal bidding process, unlocking opportunities in the government supply chain. Understanding federal procurement isn't just about landing contracts—it's about driving community-level economic growth. PAC equips entrepreneurs to compete effectively, creating jobs and fostering innovation. Partnering with PAC and mastering federal bidding isn't just good for individual businesses. It's a catalyst for resilient economies, diversifying revenue streams, and spurring overall prosperity. Visit them at BOOTH 507-508 at Afro World Expo. June 1-2, 2024 www.afroworldexpo.ca
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What do you think is the main reason for decline entrepreneurship in Canada? 💡 Lack of VC funding 💡 Retiring business owners with no succession plan 💡 Lack of entrepreneurial education 💡 Loss of talent to the US If you answered “all of the above”, you’d be right. In fact, there are even more factors at play. Jeff Coull from the Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre examines this issue in a new op-ed: https://bit.ly/49meK3V
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This week, two legendary Bolivian founders-turned-investors had a chat for Brazil Journal and one thing was extra clear: Martin Escobari (General Atlantic) and Marcelo Claure (Claure Group, ex-Softbank) have PhDs in volatility. Like most LatAm entrepreneurs, we must say. But hey… a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor, right? 🌊 Having gone through many waves and tides, they both remain optimistic about startups in the region. In Martin’s words: “Today is the hangover for Latin America. I keep telling entrepreneurs that the best opportunities happen after the correction, like right now – through consolidation, through reimagining industries. So I actually think despite the difficulties in fundraising, the next 3-4 years for LatAm are very, very interesting.” LatAm’s resilience and ability to navigate unpredictable scenarios is, for lack of a better term, world-class. Not that we have a choice, but embracing the chaos can make us better problem-solvers and turn complexity into our moat. So if you’re feeling dizzy, remember: the hangover cure is within us. 🤒💪
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ARTICLE: Building Bridges: Cultivating International Partnerships Through the Innovator Founder Visa Exploring the realm of international collaboration and entrepreneurship, we shine a light on the UK Innovator Founder Visa. This streamlined pathway empowers visionary entrepreneurs globally, fostering collaboration and idea exchange. Navigating its benefits and challenges, we offer practical strategies for success. From crafting solid business plans to navigating immigration, aspiring entrepreneurs gain invaluable insights. With a vision for a more interconnected and prosperous future, we highlight the transformative potential of initiatives like the UK Innovator Founder Visa in driving global innovation and opportunity. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dFcWUZy5
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Lack of access to resources, funding and capital in the very early stages of start ups is a critical issue. However there is a gap also with respect to an organization ready to scale and needs the funds to do so. Personally speaking, I have come across more entrepreneurs who are putting aside their dreams, taking on full time jobs because of these very reasons. We definitely need more accelerator programs and similar alternatives that can provide entrepreneurs with the tools, resources, mentors and access to funding opportunities that is needed. Very insightful segment and excellent discussion in this segment on TVO
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With the recent release of the federal budget and the lack of resources and support for small businesses, many people are concerned about the future of entrepreneurship in Canada. It is already difficult to become an entrepreneur in Canada. We're risk adverse and not willing to provide the policy, capital, and support for businesses at the earliest stages of their ventures. Many entrepreneurs are moving their businesses to the US for these very reasons. Curious about the state of entrepreneurship in Canada? Check out the segment I joined on TVO's The Agenda hosted by Steve Paikin with my fellow guests: - Nancy Wilson | Canadian Women's Chamber of Commerce (CanWCC) - Joel Blit | University of Waterloo - Jeff Coull | Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gidCHYae
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