The [facilitator] is warm, understanding, encouraging and skilled. The co-participants are smart and lively and fun. Although I am still convinced I have implemented about every option out there, the first session triggered surprising shifts in my mind and heart, making room for me to start moving in new directions. I am excited about what is going to come out of this process. -Skylark Desraeli, One Hill Productions, Kamloops BC
Mentoring News
Province Boosts Support for Entrepreneurial Women
Women in more British Columbia communities wanting to start their own business will benefit from an additional $95,000 grant to the Women’s Enterprise Centre for its Taking the Leap to Entrepreneurship program, Community Services Minister Ida Chong announced today. July 5, 2007 more
Small Business Innovation: Women Entrepreneurs MENTORSHIP
It pays to give and receive sound advice. The Globe and Mail, May 5, 2007
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New book aims to help self-employed women
Resource Guide eases transition, Nanaimo News Bulletin - March 22, 2007 more
