Business Navigators - NB

Eligibility for this grant requires meeting specific criteria to ensure alignment with the program's objectives and capacity for success.

• The applicant must be a business owner or entrepreneur based in New Brunswick.
• The business must be in the process of starting, owning, or operating activities.
• The applicant must require assistance with regulatory challenges such as business registration, inspection requirements, permits, and licenses.
• The applicant must be willing to engage with the Business Navigators for support and case management.

Who is eligible?

This program provides support by assisting business owners and entrepreneurs in New Brunswick to navigate regulatory challenges, offering guidance through a network of partners.

Who is not eligible

There are some types of companies that are not eligible for this grant. To illustrate:

• Non-profit organizations
• Government entities
• Political organizations

Eligible expenses

Eligible expenses for this grant may include:

• Business registration fees
• Permit and license fees
• Inspection requirements
• Other regulatory expenses related to starting and operating a business

Eligible geographic areas

This program provides assistance to businesses located in New Brunswick. The service is tailored to help companies within this province to navigate through regulatory challenges and enhance their operational success.

• Companies based in New Brunswick, Canada.

There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:

• Business viability and growth potential
• Alignment with grant objectives and priorities
• Demonstrated need for funding support
• Clear and detailed business plan
• Ability to meet reporting and accountability requirements

The Business Navigators service offers additional support and resources that might be useful for grant applicants.

• Business Navigators provide ongoing, one-on-one support which may be invaluable for navigating various business challenges.
• They work with a network of government employees and other partners that could be beneficial in understanding regulatory requirements and leveraging further industry insights.
• Business Navigators use a case management approach, which allows for regular check-ins and tailored assistance based on specific business needs.
• They offer resources like newsletters and informational charts that can aid in making informed decisions about business structures and licensing.