The Canada Entrepreneurship & Business School (CEBS) Vision-2030 Project is reshaping the landscape of entrepreneurship in Canada. With a mission to support startups, small businesses, and underrepresented groups, this initiative fosters sustainable ecosystems and economic growth. Let’s explore how CEBS Vision-2030 is paving the way for a vibrant entrepreneurial future.

The Economic Impact of Canadian Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs are the backbone of Canada’s economy, contributing nearly 42% of the nation’s GDP and employing over 8 million people. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) account for 98% of all Canadian businesses. Recent statistics reveal startups in tech, green energy, and digital services generated $120 billion in GDP in 2022 alone.

By 2030, SMEs are projected to grow at a 5% annual rate, adding 1.5 million new jobs. CEBS Vision-2030 is dedicated to supporting this growth by building inclusive and innovative ecosystems.

Breaking Down Barriers

Many entrepreneurs face hurdles like limited access to funding, mentorship, and resources. CEBS Vision-2030 addresses these barriers by providing practical, MBA-level education tailored to the unique challenges of Canadian entrepreneurs. Their initiatives aim to empower startups, particularly those led by Black, Indigenous, and rural entrepreneurs, ensuring equitable access to opportunities.

A Vision for Inclusivity

CEBS Vision-2030 integrates education and community-centric programs to democratize entrepreneurship. By collaborating with government agencies, industry leaders, and nonprofits, the project creates seamless support networks to foster innovation and sustainability.

With its forward-thinking strategies, CEBS Vision-2030 is not just redefining entrepreneurship but building a future where Canadian businesses thrive locally and globally. Join the movement and help shape Canada’s entrepreneurial success story.