Growing A Business in East Central Alberta
Scaling a business is hard.
You need to expand your business or grow into a new market but your funds are limited. We get it. Helping you scale is what we love to do here at Community Futures East Central Alberta. We know that expanding a business is exciting, yet challenging.
In order to grow, most businesses need money to pay for:
- Hiring staff
- Marketing
- Larger or additional locations
- Tools & software
- Training & certifications
Our team of Business Advisors are here to walk you through business planning for all scenarios (good, bad or worse) to ensure you have the resources & financing you need to grow.
Have you been turned down by a bank? That’s why we’re here.
Our goal is to help make your business more bankable. We know how deflating it can feel to be turned down by the bank because your business may not quite fall within their approval structure.
Community Futures East Central Alberta is here to help you with planning your business’s success, FOR FREE! Our experienced team of rural Alberta Business Advisors is skilled and understands what it takes to succeed in our rural market.
Looking for how to grow your business?
At Community Futures East Central Alberta, we know that having the right plan in place is essential for the growth of your business. Stop by and let us help you with:
Setting up your expansion strategy
Reviewing your cash flow
Creating a marketing plan
One-on-one coaching and business mentoring
Securing financing
Ensuring your success
Start-up FAQs
We get asked this a lot, and there really is no one simple answer. Each type and size of small business has its own variables to consider. Our business advisors can help you explore future costs, estimate your cash flow, and show you tools to plan for expenses.
We’re Here to Help!
At Community Futures East Central Alberta, we understand growing & scaling rural businesses like no other. We come from the same community you live in. We know what it’s like and we’re determined to make things work for you.
