The Social Enterprise Ecosystem project (S4ES) is a Pan-Canadian project being implemented through an innovative collaboration among five partners (the Canadian Community Economic Development Network, the Chantier de l’economie sociale, Buy Social Canada, Social Enterprise Institute, and Social Value Lab).
If your co-operative is looking to grow, introduce new offerings to its members, or expand into new markets, the innovative financing solutions from Canadian Co-operative Investment Fund (CCIF) could be the resource you need. CCIF is also an incredible resource for Opportunity Development Co-operatives to access additional capital to finance larger projects to make a greater impact in your community! Also, if you are a lender or involved in local economic development, this webinar offers a ton of value. This (free) lunch and learn webinar is hosted by CCIF’s Director of Community Lending, Christina Baker. Learn more and register for this FREE event today!
Event Details:
• When: December 11th from noon to 1PM MST
• Where: Online
• What: Learn how the CCIF financing can be used to advance your goals
• How: Register Now
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The Canadian CED Network (CCEDNet) is inviting applications for a National Communications Coordinator to join our Engagement Team in Toronto, Ontario. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading the digital media work and communications strategy for CCEDNet in collaboration with a national staff team located in five offices across the country. This position reports to the Director of Learning & Engagement.
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Hiring for a Bilingual Communications & Marketing Coordinator! The Common Approach to Impact Measurement project based at Carleton University is looking to fill a new position, based in Ottawa. The deadline for applications is December 8 2019. Please see the job posting here: https://carleton.ca/commonapproach/careers/.
The Toronto Community Benefits Network (TCBN) has centred itself at the forefront of the economic justice movement in Canada by negotiating Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs) into public infrastructure and urban development projects.
