The six-part Foodpreneur Advantage Program is a partnership between KEDCO and the London Small Business Enterprise Centre.
The latest initiative by the Kingston Economic Development Corporation is geared to a different kind of foodie.
They are launching a six-part virtual workshop that aims to help those who are starting or expanding their food manufacturing business.
The Foodpreneur Advantage Program is a partnership between KEDCO and the London Small Business Enterprise Centre.
In a news release, the workshop series provides aspiring and established food business owners with specialized knowledge in order to navigate the unique challenges of starting or expanding a food manufacturing business.
The workshops begin this Thursday Jan 15 at 10 am. Each session is one hour long and free to attend although participants must register for each one.
More information on the Foodpreneur Advantage Program can be found by going to the KEDCO website.
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