Ontario East entrepreneurs can learn from success stories in Lennox and Addington County
Lennox & Addington Economic Development is bringing the county’s entrepreneurs together. Called the “Made it in L&A Business Collective”, a new initiative kicked off with three sessions at the Kaladar Community Centre, the Royal Coachman Restaurant in Napanee, and the Loyalist Grill in Bath.
The “Made it in L&A Business Collective” is a full county business opportunity involving business owners in the county’s four municipalities – Greater Napanee, Loyalist, Stone Mills and Addington Highlands.
“This exciting new business networking program is designed to bring entrepreneurs together make business connections and generate business collaborations and growth,” says Stephen Paul, Manager, Lennox & Addington Economic Development. “It’s all about entrepreneurs meeting entrepreneurs. Typically, business owners are busy working around the clock and they don’t always get a chance to meet their business neighbours in various parts of the county.”