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Webinar Recordings Now Online

Recordings of our three fireside chats hosted in January are now online. We encourage you to use these sessions as leadership briefs for Council and local stakeholders. Thank you to our webinar sponsor, the Business Development Bank of Canada for helping us shift into 2021 with this series.

February 25 - Growing Agrivalue Enterprise in Rural Saskatchewan

Join us for Fractionation 101, a full-day virtual workshop on February 25, and explore the opportunities and related questions around crop-based food and feed & ingredients processing. This workshop will be recorded and accessible to registrants following the event.  Thanks to the support of our sponsors Community Futures Sagehill and the Province of Saskatchewan, registration fees are only $25 for SEDA/SIEDN/AgWest Members and $50 for non-members. 

Who should attend?

• entrepreneurs, companies, and communities looking to build, supply or invest in fractionation or value-added processing
• local governments, Indigenous communities, economic development groups, and financial institutions looking to facilitate this activity; and 
• suppliers, food companies, and consultants looking to engage in this activity

For more information and to register, visit the event page here

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Seeking inspiration? Are your stakeholders in need of pragmatic advice to move your community ahead in 2021?  From heritage and cultural tourism to youth engagement and Indigenous business development, our speakers bring hands-on experience in a variety of community economic development topics.  View our Speakers Here