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WBE Canada certifies Canadian businesses 51% or more owned, managed and controlled by women.
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WBE Canada certifies Canadian businesses 51% or more owned, managed and controlled by women.
Access Corporate and Public Procurement Opportunities
WBE Canada works with buying organizations and helps them connect with the verified WBEs (Women Business Enterprises).
Engage More Women-Owned Businesses In Your Supply Chain
WBE Canada partners with organizations committed to success of Canadian business women.
Support the Success of Canadian Women-Owned Businesses
New Year – New Plan! Last year was tough – but that doesn’t mean we have to continue…
January 19 @ 4:00 pm - January 19 @ 6:00 pm
Moving Forward: Supplier Diversity and the Road to Recovery This year’s virtual event will take place January 26…
January 26 - January 27
Join Supply Chain Canada at this complimentary event to learn how to ignite and accelerate Diversity and Inclusion…
January 26 @ 5:00 pm - January 26 @ 6:00 pm
WBE Canada is excited to facilitate important conversations around the challenges and opportunities associated with developing Tier 1…
February 3 @ 2:00 pm - February 3 @ 4:00 pm
Major corporations and government institutions play an integral part in the supplier diversity framework and economic well-being of Canada. As the COVID Pandemic slammed into our daily lives, years of gains and progress made by women-owned businesses were stripped away in a matter of weeks. Female entrepreneurs across the country were forced to handle disruptions in their businesses as well… Read More
For Immediate Release WBE Canada (Women Business Enterprise Canada Council) is thrilled to announce that Walsh Canada, one of the largest and most established builders in North America, has joined us as our newest corporate member. A part of Walsh Group, one of North America’s largest construction companies, Walsh Canada was established in Toronto in 2009 and has a remarkable… Read More
The pandemic experiences of women entrepreneurs are especially acute because of structural inequalities¹. 2020 – The year of COVID-19, was a difficult one. The impacts were severe on certain groups and communities, including Canadian women entrepreneurs. About 61 percent of women-owned businesses were challenged with the loss of contracts, customers, or clients and 45.7% of women-owned businesses reported that they… Read More
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