“I would like to tell you something that I was never taught in school,” confides a speaker whose testimony challenges common assumptions about wealth. Neither his education nor his family environment had given him what he now describes as a fundamental understanding of money.

On the occasion of Black History Month, a diverse group of entrepreneurs from Afro-descendant communities came together to highlight their initiatives, showcase their expertise, and strengthen community ties. This event, marked by strong participation, provided an opportunity to discover a wide range of products and services, from cosmetics to event planning, as well as literature and gastronomy.

In an atmosphere filled with emotion, boldness, and gratitude, Groupe 3737 once again highlighted the dynamism of young entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds during “Démodé,” a day dedicated to showcasing innovative projects developed through its acceleration program.

Bringing together forces to fight food insecurity: this is the mission reaffirmed by representatives of the government and the community sector during the Social Economy Food Summit of Montérégie. Bringing together forces to fight food insecurity: this is the mission reaffirmed by representatives of the government and the community sector during the Social Economy Food Summit of Montérégie.

Stéphan, founder and CEO of Comino, embodies a new generation of social entrepreneurs who place technology at the service of collective impact. With his start-up, he aims to transform the way nonprofit organizations (NPOs) operate, collaborate, and evaluate their results.

Derek, Entrepreneurship Relationship Manager with the Federation of African Canadian Economics (FACE), shared insights during the Black Excellence Awards 2024, highlighting the organization’s mission to empower African Canadian businesses and entrepreneurs.

Montreal, QC — The Afro Museum in Montreal was filled with energy and optimism as the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) officially launched its Innovation Hub in the city.

In a constantly evolving entrepreneurial ecosystem, women from culturally diverse backgrounds are redefining norms by creating spaces where their representation is no longer an exception, but a necessity. Their journeys, often marked by a lack of visible role models during their youth, have pushed them to take action.

In a concerted effort to address long-standing disparities in access to capital, the Bank of Montreal (BMO) has deepened its commitment to supporting Black entrepreneurs through strategic partnerships and targeted financial programs.