At a Glance: The Women’s Entrepreneurship Finance UnConference It’s not your traditional conference. It’s an unconference. Article by: Caroline Dinnall and Bianca Vella At Community Innovation Lab (iLab), we foster an inclusive space where we believe that the greatest change-makers exist in our ecosystem of entrepreneurs. iLab supports the growth of entrepreneurship in the DurhamRead more
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A Single Platform Matching Businesses to the Right Talent and Business Growth Opportunities Community Innovation Lab is proud to partner with the Magnet Export Business Portal to help businesses navigate and identify relevant funding programs, export expertise, events, trade missions and government resources on a single platform. A first-of-its-kind in North America, Magnet harnesses intelligentRead more
Canada Women Trade Mission in Baltimore June 27, 2019 Community Innovation Lab’s Founder and CEO, Pramilla Ramdahani, was an invited guest by BWIT to participate in the Canadian Women Trade Mission as to Baltimore to participate in the WBENC conference in June 2019. Details on the WBENC conference, click here. Pictured: Pramilla Ramdahani, CEO andRead more
Celebrating International Women’s Day March 8, 2018 CV Harquail iLab’s Entrepreneur-in-Residence Petra Kassun-Mutch, Founder, Eve-Volution Inc. and CV Harquail, Co-Founder, Feminists At Work, took participants in this full-day workshop on a journey into entrepreneurial feminism. They explored what it means to put feminism into practice and experience the Feminist Business Model Canvas (FBMC). “Feminist businessesRead more
As we move closer to the end of 2017, it is a time to reflect on how much Community Innovation Lab achieved in 2017. We reimagined an unused wing of Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School. Who would have thought one year ago that we would have had the resources to re-purpose and furnish 6000Read more
Created by Javon Martin, Founder of MIXER STUDIOS and NYI Entrepreneur For week 2 and 3 we had Cheryl May & Brenna Ireland come in from the refinery. Oh yeah, and we also moved to the room with windows and the lighting was great! We really started going in depth and focusing on the business modelRead more
We have moved to 600 Rossland Rd.West in Oshawa (South West wing of the Paul Dwyer Catholic High School)
Young entrepreneurs from across Durham pitch their business plans.
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The only thing standing between Whitby’s young entrepreneurs and up to $20,000 in money to use towards their new businesses, is three short minutes.
