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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
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 EDABC, in coordination with Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, Transport Canada, Western Economic Diversification, Canada Border and Services Agency and Canada Revenue Agency, would like to invite you to join us on March 18 - 19 for a session on using Canada’s tax and tariff advantages to market your municipality to international investors. These benefits include Canada having the lowest statutory corporate income tax rate in the G7 by 2012, the elimination of tariffs on a wide range of machinery and equipment and three export-friendly programs that provide advantages similar to those found in foreign trade zones (FTZs).
The seminar’s objective is to ensure Canada’s economic development and business community has the information needed to support business here in Canada and to attract foreign investment. It will feature presentations on investment attraction from an Asian perspective and the benefits of Canada’s Tax and Duty programs. It will also include an insightful look at the CentrePort model; how it all began and lessons learned along the way. In addition, we have arranged for presentations on the HST and BC’s Marketing efforts for 2010/2011.
We look forward to seeing you in Richmond this March at the Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel. Click here to download the registration form and agenda. |
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
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Reporting to the Okanagan Indian Band Director of Operations, the Economic Development Manager is responsible for managing projects, programs and initiatives to enhance economic development for the Okanagan Indian Band and its members.
Essential Qualifications
· Degree in Business Administration or related discipline or several years of experience at a senior level working in economic development, preferably with an Indian Band or First Nation.
· Proven success in rural economic development.
· Good oral and written communication skills
· Ability to deal effectively with Business people, the public, Band Members and Members of the OKIB Council and staff.
· Knowledge of First Nations political and business environment |
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 |
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Companies need an exit strategy before they approach investors. Many present the wrong exit strategy and scare off investors. Do you know? · The IPO market has been dead and the market for early exits is growing. · Most technology company acquisitions are under $30 million in value · What the four major steps are that I should be doing now to plan for a successful exit? · What about the timeline, valuation and legal process? - case study: Parasun exit. Why not learn from many of the best local experts on exits, including: Basil Peters, Axel Christiansen, Steven Lukas, and others to be announced. Learn and network at this annual Exit Strategies workshop on March 29 in downtown Vancouver - click here for full details. This practical real world workshop will benefit a fellow entrepreneur, so please forward this email. First 20 seats are $285 and then higher. Don't delay registering - last workshop sold out and the next one may not be until 2011. To directly register click here (after you fill in your contact info and click "Submit," please choose the 'Exit Strategies workshop' link.) |
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