Community Futures is a non-profit partner who supports aspirational and seasoned entrepreneurs from their business startup to succession planning. We are small and local where it counts but with decades of experience and legacy to support your small business journey.
The Northern Nine Community Futures teams know what it’s like to live and do business in northern BC—we give you the startup support, connections and resources for your business’ unique situation and needs.
We’re here to help make the communities we call home a better place to live and work. Strong and connected as the people who make up this region, we are invested in BC’s North.
Get directions and resources for the process of starting, buying, growing or moving on from your business.
Apply for funding for your startup, growth and business purchase.
Gain confidence and efficiencies in all areas of your business—from marketing and financials to HR and security.
Get your ideas and plans out of your head and down on paper into a proper business plan.
Get the assistance and tools to prepare for and mitigate the impact of disasters that could affect your business.
Map out the timing of revenues and expenses and project your future cash flows.
Access workshops, webinars and programs on a variety of business-related topics to build your entrepreneurial know-how and skills.
Learn from and get together with other businesses and organizations in your local community.
Connect with subject matter experts and industry professionals to help with your questions, concerns, and next steps.
Ready to step onto your path to success? Contact one of the Northern Nine Community Futures offices across northern and central BC. You can find us here:
Marsha Stewart - owner of the Meat Doctor
Learn about how we're making a difference in our communities
Download PDFCommunity Futures-assisted businesses have a proven head start. Through our business skills workshops, networking opportunities, business advisory services and more, we're making a true impact in helping businesses grow their employment, sales and longevity.
* Compares the business performance of Community Futures loan clients between 2010 and 2015 to similarly-sized incorporated companies in Western Canada, using Statistics Canada’s databases (resource: Western Economic Diversification Canada)
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