SADC Shawinigan — Flexiprêt for women
Shawinigan, QC
Loans for part-time women entrepreneurs in Shawinigan
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- grant_single|openingDateJuly 1, 2023
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Loans and Capital investments
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- SADC Shawinigan
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The Flexiprêt pour les femmes program offers financial assistance in the form of personal loans up to $25,000 to support part-time women entrepreneurs, known as flexipreneures, in their business acquisition, succession, startup, and growth projects. The program also includes free tailored support and activities to meet the specific needs of these entrepreneurs.
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This grant offers a flexible financial structure to support part-time women entrepreneurs in realizing their business projects. The financial terms provide convenient support to ease the early stages of entrepreneurship.
- Personal loan available up to $25,000.
- Interest-free period of 24 months.
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This grant supports part-time women entrepreneurs, also known as flexipreneurs, in Shawinigan by providing financial assistance and tailor-made support. Eligible projects focus on various stages of business development and operations.
- Business acquisition projects led by eligible women entrepreneurs.
- Succession planning for businesses seeking new ownership under flexipreneurs.
- Starting new businesses by women combining entrepreneurship with other occupations.
- Supporting the growth and expansion of existing businesses owned by women in a part-time capacity.
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Eligibility for the Flexiprêt pour les femmes is determined by specific requirements related to the entrepreneur's profile and business operations.
- Propose a business project with operations conducted in Shawinigan.
- Be the majority owner of the business.
- Ensure the economic viability of the business.
- Demonstrate relevant knowledge and experience in the sector.
- Show the existence of a potential market.
- Demonstrate the ability to repay the loan.
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Women entrepreneurs (flexipreneurs) in Shawinigan seeking financial support for part-time entrepreneurial activities, such as acquisition, business succession, startup, and business growth projects.
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This grant is specifically available for companies that are operating within the geographical area of Shawinigan. The eligibility is focused on supporting the regional economy and aiding local entrepreneurs.
- Shawinigan, Quebec
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- The Flexiprêt for women includes both financial aid and free personalized support designed to address the specific needs of female entrepreneurs who are part-time business owners.
- Applicants can benefit from up to 24 months of a payment holiday from interest on the loan.
- The typical processing time for a complete application is approximately two weeks.
- Flexible meeting options are available, including scheduling outside regular office hours and on-site visits.
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