Aspiring student entrepreneurs in Bruce County will once again have a chance to make their dream business a reality.
The Summer Company Program provides young entrepreneurs aged 15 to 29 who are returning to school in the fall, with the tools and support to start their own summer business.
Successful applicants receive a 3-thousand dollar grant, comprehensive training on topics like sales, marketing, bookkeeping, and more, along with mentorship from experienced local business leaders.
The program is funded by the Province of Ontario and delivered by Business to Bruce.
Heather Hyde, Manager of Economic Development at Bruce County says “Starting a new business can feel daunting, but with the right support, the entrepreneurial journey becomes an exciting and achievable adventure”.
Since its inception in 2017, the Summer Company has supported 42 young entrepreneurs and has played an important role in supporting youth-led businesses across Bruce County.
Interested students are encouraged to submit an application at www.businesstobruce.com
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