Summer Company Program supports young local entrepreneurs
Four budding entrepreneurs are getting some real-life, hands-on experience in running their own business as part of the 23 rd annual Summer Company Program.
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Young entrepreneurs spread their wings through SLEP's summer program
Rising local tennis star Matt Mueller is hoping to turn his passion for the sport and his success on the court into a profitable business venture this summer. …
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Young entrepreneurs spread their wings through SLEP's summer program | The Woodstock Sentinel Review
Rising local tennis star Matt Mueller is hoping to turn his passion for the sport and his success on the court into a profitable business venture this summer. …
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Young entrepreneurs spread their wings through SLEP's summer program | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week
Rising local tennis star Matt Mueller is hoping to turn his passion for the sport and his success on the court into a profitable business venture this summer. …
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Summer grants available for Sarnia-area student entrepreneurs
Article content A program designed to encourage student entrepreneurs is returning this summer to the Sarnia area. Applications for the Ontario Summer Company Program are being taken through the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership for up to four student-run companies that will be eligible for grants of up to $3,000 each. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Summer grants available for Sarnia-area student entrepreneurs Back to video An information session is planned for March 16 for the program, which is open to students ages 15 to 29 who are returnin...
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