Co-op Enterprise: A Different Way of Doing Business

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Date: 
1 March, 2013

Not sure how co-ops can gather funds? Never heard of a funeral co-op? Want to start a co-op, but not sure about the steps? The Social Economy Centre at the University of Toronto is hosting a workshop called “Co-op Enterprise: A Different way of Doing Business”, presented by Peter Cameron, Co-op Development Manager at On Co-op.

Whether you’re brand new to the sector or you just need to brush up on your expertise, this interactive workshop will answer any questions you may have about our enterprise model.

Join us to find out about:

  • Different types of co-ops
  • Differences between co-ops, private corporations and non-profits
  • How to incorporate a co-operative
  • Benefits and Challenges of co-ops forms
  • Survival rate of co-ops compared to other business
  • Sector opportunities for co-op development
  • Raising capital using an Offering Statement

Date:  March 1st, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $140 + HST; Each additional participant from the same organization will receive a $15 discount, as will those who register for more than one workshop at the SEC. Student rate available. Lunch not included.

Location: OISE, University of Toronto, 252 Bloor Street West, Toronto.

To register: complete the online registration form or contact Keita Demming at secworkshops@gmail.com or at 416-978-0022

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Social Economy Centre, University of Toronto
Toronto  Ontario
Canada