Two groups team up to offer a path to investment for Northern businesses

A free program to help connect Northern business owners and entrepreneurs with capital investments is being offered by Link North and the Northern Ontario Angels.

The Angels are a group of more than four-hundred who provide financing and entrepreneur coaching.

Ross MacDonald is a business development specialist with Link North.

“What we’ve developed is a three-month program that consists of workshops, mentoring and consulting services event that will help entrepreneurs and businesses approach potential angel investors,” he says.

The “Investor Ready Program” launches with an event on September 29th  at Collège Boréal in Timmins.

“It’s just going to be a good opportunity for people to come out, learn more about the program, to network, build connections and get any kind of questions answered that they might have,” MacDonald notes.

Further information and booking your spot can be done on either Facebook page of Link North… or the Northern Ontario Angels.

Bob McIntyre
Bob McIntyre
News Director at the cluster of Vista radio stations that has Country 93.1 Timmins and Moose FM in Iroquois Falls, Cochrane, Kapuskasing and Hearst, as well as MyTimminsNow.com, MyCochraneNow.com and MyKapHearstNow.com . Proud to be born and raised in this area and glad to be home since 2018, after 18 years away.

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