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Social Enterprise through Acquisition (SETA) - Meetup & Information Session

  • GOLFSHOTZ 6 Commercial Street Corner Brook, NL, A2H 2V1 Canada (map)

Are you a business owner considering retirement or succession planning? A community organization looking to expand its impact through business acquisition? Or a group looking to convert a business to a co-operative?

Join us for an information session on the Social Enterprise through Acquisition (SETA) initiative, a transformative approach to fostering economic sustainability and community well-being.

The SETA initiative, led by the CSCNL through the Social Innovation Lab and the NL Federation of Co-operatives, empowers local businesses and community organizations by facilitating the transition of small businesses to community ownership. This model supports business continuity while driving social impact, creating resilient communities and sustainable local economies.

This session will provide an overview of SETA, its benefits and supports tailored to:

  • 10 am: A business owner looking to retire or sell and build a community legacy.

  • 12 pm: A community organization interested in buying a business.

  • 4 pm: A buyer or seller interested in the co-operative model.

Meet the Speaker:

Andre LeBlanc
Andre (MBA), Social Ventures Senior Associate at CSCNL, spearheads the SETA project. He has a passion for supporting community organizations and entrepreneurs who enact change at the local level. He loves tackling a challenge through collaboration and hands-on learning. Andre draws from his rich experience working in energy, forestry, manufacturing, tech and finance.

Learn more about Andre's professional journey and expertise:
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Register Today!

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how social enterprise through acquisition can create lasting community impact.

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