NOBEEP is sharing this information to highlight a cultural event celebrating the richness of African cultures in Sudbury. The African Cabaret returns for an evening of music, cuisine, fashion, and dance in a vibrant community atmosphere. 📅 Saturday, February 28, 2026 – 6 PM 📍 USW Local 6500, 66 Brady Street, Sudbury Featuring African cuisine, fashion show, live performances, DJ and dancing. Tickets & information: cifs.ca | 705-626-6299
This session introduces the fundamentals of intellectual property (IP) for entrepreneurs, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and industrial designs. Learn why protecting your ideas matters, key considerations such as ownership and confidentiality, and how IP supports business growth. Presented by Giselle Roberts, Director of Research and Innovation at Laurentian University.
Take part in an opportunity to discover funding programs, support services, and resources available to help advance your projects. Connect with key partners and explore collaboration opportunities in economic development and immigration.
Ce webinaire présente les bases de la propriété intellectuelle (PI) pour les entrepreneurs, y compris les brevets, les marques de commerce, les droits d’auteur et les dessins industriels. Découvrez pourquoi il est essentiel de protéger vos idées, ainsi que les notions clés de confidentialité, de propriété et de planification. Animé par Gisele Roberts, directrice de la recherche et de l’innovation à l’Université Laurentienne.
We are pleased to highlight this important community initiative bringing voices together to discuss priorities, challenges, and opportunities within our community. Join the conversation and help shape a stronger, more connected community.
NOBEEP / PAENNO, in collaboration with Desjardins, invites entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs across Northern Ontario to a free webinar on business financing and entrepreneurial preparation.
Offered by Impact ON, the Incub'Action program supports entrepreneurs who have been in business for less than two years through personalized coaching, mentorship, practical workshops, and networking opportunities designed to accelerate business growth.
In this webinar, Saint Mason shares practical strategies to help entrepreneurs build a strong financial foundation. Topics include separating personal and business finances, understanding revenue, expenses, profit, and cash flow, and developing healthy financial habits to support long-term business growth and sustainability.
Join NOBEEP / PAENNO and financial literacy educator Saint Mason for a free three-part webinar series designed to help entrepreneurs build stronger financial habits and business foundations. Topics include personal and business finances, pricing and costing strategies, and basic do-it-yourself bookkeeping. Series Overview June 3, 2026: Separating Personal and Business Finances June 10, 2026: Pricing & Costing (Break-even Approach) June 17, 2026: Basic Do-It-Yourself Bookkeeping Presenter: Saint MasonFormat: OnlineCost: Free
In this second session of NOBEEP / PAENNO's Financial Literacy Series, Saint Mason discusses pricing, costing, profitability, and break-even thinking for entrepreneurs. Participants learn how to better understand their costs, evaluate profitability, determine their break-even point, and make informed pricing decisions to support long-term business success.
This event has concluded. On June 11, 2026, GovernWell delivered a Lunch & Learn session at Canadore College's Parry Sound Campus focused on corporate record-keeping, governance, and compliance requirements for Ontario non-profit organizations and charities. Participants learned about: Required corporate records and registers Annual filings and key deadlines Governance and compliance risks Best practices for document management The session provided practical guidance to help organizations remain compliant with the Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (ONCA) and Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requirements.
In this final session of NOBEEP / PAENNO's Financial Literacy Series, Saint Mason discusses the fundamentals of bookkeeping for entrepreneurs. Participants learn how to track income and expenses, understand revenue, profit and cash flow, organize receipts, and develop simple bookkeeping habits using tools such as spreadsheets, QuickBooks, and Wave Accounting. The session emphasizes the importance of knowing your numbers and maintaining accurate financial records to support long-term business success. Presenter: Saint Mason Financial Literacy Series | Part 3 of 3
