Registration is open for the City of Toronto’s Small Business Forum, taking place Wednesday, October 29 at Meridian Hall (1 Front Street East). This free event celebrates and supports small businesses through a day of inspiration, learning and connection.
This year’s theme, Small Business, Big World, explores global trends, export opportunities and supply chain strategies - empowering entrepreneurs to grow internationally while connecting with industry leaders, business community innovators and City programs.
The City of Toronto’s Small Business Forum welcomes established and aspiring entrepreneurs, small business leaders, consultants and service providers to attend this in-person event. Whether in retail, food and beverage, creative industries, technology, health and wellness, professional services, manufacturing or the trades, this forum offers valuable insights, networking opportunities and resources tailored to your business needs. Registration is required and now open at toronto.ca/BusinessForum.
This year’s theme, Small Business, Big World, explores the evolving global trade landscape and its impact on small businesses. The program includes main stage sessions featuring spotlight speakers, fireside chats and expert panels; interactive speed mentoring sessions with international business leaders and seasoned entrepreneurs; and a vibrant trade show area featuring supports across sectors like retail, tech, food, creative industries and more.
Register to attend and find more information on the City’s Small Business Forum webpage.
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