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As part of the Startup Women 2022 program, Startup Canada will facilitate 2 hour industry-specific advisory circles once a month between February and November. These industry advisory circles will be hosted by a subject matter expert facilitating a discussion with 2-3 other panelists followed by a Q&A section.
This virtual meetup will give women all across Canada a sense of community and support. Our goal with this Industry Advisory Circle is to give Woman-identified entrepreneurs the chance to connect with and learn from industry experts and later stage founders in the Rural Entrepreneurship space, share resources in real time, and learn about ecosystem support.
EVENT DETAILS
Wednesday May 18, 2022
12 – 2 PM EST
SPEAKERS
TBC
AGENDA
12:00 PM EST | Opening Remarks & Introductions (speakers & attendees)
12:35 PM EST | Entrepreneur Expert Talk #1
12:50 PM EST | Entrepreneur Expert Talk #2
01:05 PM EST | Panel Discussion & Q&A from Attendees
01:55 PM EST | Closing Remarks
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