Waterloo, September 12, 2019 — Innovate Inclusion, a not for profit that advocates for the economic success of underrepresented entrepreneurs, has received 98K in funding support from the Department of Canadian Heritage. The funding will be used to develop a collaborative database that provides organizations and community members comprehensive insights into entrepreneurial programs and resources from across Ontario. “Access is one of three pillars that Innovate Inclusion was founded on. Navigating the ecosystem as an underrepresented entrepreneur will be a lot easier when you......
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