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| “The Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group gives me the ability to interact, share, and learn from fellow business owners who have the same problems and challenges that I face as an entrepreneur on a daily basis. The group helps me to set goals and an action plan for my business, and then holds me accountable for achieving those goals.” | |
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| "My experience with the Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group has been wonderful. Our business has evolved in important ways from insights discussed at a meeting. The members really complement each other, and at the end you get refined ideas that you can put to use immediately" | |
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| "TheToronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group has to date has been a positive experience for me and my business to be a part of. It is rare to have the opportunity to meet on a regular basis with individuals that share the same passion for building something beyond themselves. The group has given me a network to critically think about opportunities and issues providing a proactive approach to my business strategy. I appreciate being held accountable for the goals that I set in my business by the group because the end result is seeing those come to fruition quicker." | |
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| “The Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group is a cross between a league of entrepreneurial superheroes and a no-nonsense support group. My own strengths and weaknesses are checked by my group mates, who actively support and motivate me to meet my targets, be a better entrepreneur and a better person. Before I joined the group I was a 150-pound business weakling… now look at me! Beefcake. Beefcake!!” | |
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| "Since becoming involved with the Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group, it has truly been an eye opening experience to see that other business owners like myself, are struggling with the same daily challenges. Our group is quite balanced and we have some members that have already dealt with many of my current issues and offer great input and advice on how to work through them. Ultimately, the group acts as a great motivator to keep me on track and accountable for financial targets and to ensure that issues that I plan on dealing with are dealt with... (No later than the next meeting!)" | |
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| "As a Clinical Psychologist, my background did not provide me with any business training. In the Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group I have found a tremendous resource of people who are willing to discuss all aspects of running a business. There is such diversity among the members who range in their professions as well in the development of their businesses. So we all learn about every stage of business development and the idea generation for complex problems is an enjoyable and worthwhile exercise every time. Bravo Evan for putting together such an terrific program." | |
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| “As an Entrepreneur, who do you turn to for advice? Family members? Friends? Ex Co-workers? In most cases they don't understand the challenges I'm facing because they haven't been there. The Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group is made up of Entrepreneurs who HAVE been there – they've faced the challenges that lay ahead of me and through shared camaraderie will help me overcome them.” | |
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| "The Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group provides a structured forum to ask for and receive encouragement and business advice from peers. It helps identify and focus on what will lead to increased success. It holds the members accountable to act on their plans." | |
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| "Being part of the Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Group connects me to advice and expertise of other professionals who really CARE about my success. Mentorship groups like these are an indispensable part of starting a business today." | |
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Toronto Business Women
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Between 1997 and 2006, the number of majority women-owned businesses increased by 42% and last year it was estimated that majority women-owned businesses generated $1.1 trillion in revenues. These inspiring statistics prove that women entrepreneurship is on the rise and Toronto business women are taking full advantage of all the support, advice and guidance that many organizations have to offer. Here are a few organizations that will assist Toronto business women with new and current entrepreneurial endeavors: North Toronto Business & Professional Women's Club (bpwnorthtoronto.com) – Founded in 1948, North Toronto BPW meets the first Wednesday of every month for a dinner meeting from September to June to discuss topics that relate to Toronto business women. In addition to friendship and the opportunity to network, the organization promotes advocacy and awareness and offers professional leadership, development and career advancement. Membership fees are $125 per year with each dinner costing approximately $22 per month. Enterprise Toronto (enterprisetoronto.com) – Enterprise Toronto is a resource website for entrepreneurs. Whether you are starting out or a current entrepreneur, Enterprise Toronto offers free seminars, articles and resources. For Toronto business women, Enterprise Toronto offers a special section of resources as well as special seminars such as Powerful Vision: Creating a Roadmap to Success, which is part of the women's seminar series. Other resources include: articles and guides, associations, checklists, government assistance programs, news, research/trends/statistics, training programs, success stories and web links. Membership is free. Women Can Do Anything (womencandoanything.com) – WCDA is an online community for entrepreneurs. Toronto business women can log in free of charge and get inspired by stories of up and coming women. The mission is to “provide women with inspiration, knowledge and support to follow their dreams in businesses and life”. In addition they offer low cost advertising options for businesses, access to consultants, authors and speakers and much more. Organization of Women in International Trade – Toronto (owit-toronto.ca) – OWIT is a non-profit organization that promotes women's participation in International Trade. There are many networking and education opportunities associated with this organization. With over 5000 members and 29 chapters worldwide, Toronto business women will have a vast wealth of resources and contacts opened up to them with membership. OWIT holds workshops and educational seminars and offers ongoing practical trade tips. Members included women exporters and importers, service providers and government workers that work in the trade sector. Membership is $125 per year or discounted for a corporate group. Association of Women Executives & Entrepreneurs – CAWEE (cawee.net) – Another great organization for Toronto business women is CAWEE which is a networking and social alliance. They offer a monthly breakfast club with guest speakers as well as general meetings which allow for networking and learning opportunities. Memberships range from $159-$265. These are just a few of the many organizations that Toronto business women can join to increase their success rate. Another great and affordable alternative is joining a local Mastermind Group which allows entrepreneurs to meet regularly and share best practices. |
Learn more about the Toronto Entrepreneur Mastermind Groups here. |