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Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan — Business Advising - SK - Canada

Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan — Business Advising

Last Update: July 22, 2025
SK, Canada
Business advice for Saskatchewan women entrepreneurs

At a glance

Eligible Funding
  • No Condition
Timeline
  • Unspecified
Financing Type
Expert Advice
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Program status
Open

Overview

One-on-one advisory services for starting, buying or growing a business.

Activities funded

Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan (WESK) offers Business Advising services to support women entrepreneurs at various stages of their business journey. This program provides access to expertise and resources to facilitate growth and development for female entrepreneurs.

  • Providing feedback on ideas and business plan development.
  • Suggesting best practices and strategic growth opportunities.
  • Offering templates and resources to enhance business operations.
  • Assisting in the development of cash flow projections.
  • Facilitating connections with Expert Access professionals for specialized support.
  • Connecting entrepreneurs with other supportive organizations.
  • Explaining financing opportunities and the WESK Loan process.
Examples of admissible projects:
$ 55,000
Expanding a financial cooperative by upgrading IT infrastructure
$ 30,000
Upgrading equipment and training staff for a modern bakery
$ 25,000
Providing leadership training for employees of a social enterprise
$ 35,000
Implementing a new CRM system and training staff at an NPO
$ 40,000
Launching a marketing campaign for a new eco-friendly product line
$ 50,000
Developing a comprehensive marketing strategy for a non-financial cooperative

Eligibility

  • Must be a WESK Trailblazer Member.
  • Available to women entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan.
  • Must submit an application for Business Advising.

Who is eligible?

The WESK Business Advising program is specifically designed for women entrepreneurs who are rising, already established, or at any stage in their entrepreneurial journey. It offers resources and one-on-one advising to help female business owners achieve their goals.

Eligible expenses

The WESK Business Advising program offers personalized support and guidance to women entrepreneurs, focusing on providing the necessary tools, feedback, and resources to help them succeed at any stage of their business journey. The activities are aimed at expanding business potential through expert advice and strategic planning.

  • One-on-one appointments with business advisors.
  • Feedback on business ideas, feasibility, and growth opportunities.
  • Assistance with business-related document development including business plans.
  • Guidance on best practices and strategic frameworks.
  • Access to templates and business resources.
  • Help with cash flow projections.
  • Facilitation of expert meetings through Expert Access.
  • Connections to external organizations supporting entrepreneurs.
  • Exploration of WESK Loan process and other financing opportunities.

Eligible geographic areas

The Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan (WESK) Business Advising Program is specifically tailored for women entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan. Eligible geographical areas for this program are defined by the locations of the WESK offices where services can be accessed.

  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Selection criteria

There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant.

  • Inclusivity and judgment-free environment
  • Expectation of confidentiality
  • Being strategic and prepared
  • Efficiency and time management
  • Direction and recommendations

How to apply

1

Purchase Membership

Purchase a Trailblazer Membership to access the Business Advising benefits.
2

Complete Membership Form

Complete and sign the form that will be sent to you via email after purchasing the membership.
3

Receive Appointment Link

Within 5 business days, expect to receive a link via email to book your first appointment with an advisor.
4

Book Appointment

Once you receive the booking link, schedule your first appointment at your convenience.
5

Log in for Existing Members

  • If you already have a membership, log in to your account on the WESK platform.
  • Select Business Advising in your Dashboard to book an appointment.

Additional information

Here are additional relevant details for this program:

  • WESK Business Advising is specifically designed for women entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan.
  • Membership with WESK, specifically the Trailblazer Membership, is required to access advising services.
  • Advising services are available at Regina or Saskatoon offices, as well as by phone or video call for flexibility.
  • The advising environment is inclusive, ensuring a judgment-free and confidential space for entrepreneurs.
  • Business advisors offer support and guidance but do not provide direct referrals or write business plans.
  • Members have access to unlimited one-on-one appointments with business advisors.

Contacts

info@wesk.ca
1-800-667-6102
SK, Canada
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