A new program, designed to help local businesses grow, is starting up in the region.On Oct. 13, Community Futures announced the start of Economic Gardening, a support project that uses technology and business expertise to assist small businesses.
Charles Cornell, business analyst with the program, said the project is designed for smaller businesses but not self-employed individuals.
Businesses should have been operating for at least a year and should have the potential to grow.
Cornell said 70 per cent of job growth in the past 15 years has come from small and medium companies.
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