March 28, 2025
Ottawa – Small Business Networking
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
3 Brewers – Sparks, 240 Sparks Street #Local C215, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6C9 Canada
About Event
oin us for an exciting Small Business Networking Event in Ottawa! Connect with local entrepreneurs, share ideas, and build meaningful relationships. Whether you’re looking for new partnerships, business insights, or just expanding your network, this event is designed to help your business grow.
Limited spots available—secure your ticket today!
Why Attend?
Expand Your Network: Meet fellow entrepreneurs and professionals.
Share Ideas: Gain insights and collaborate.
Boost Your Business: Discover new opportunities and strategies.
Event Agenda
4:00 PM: Small Business Networking begins!
Dress Code: Business casual
Group Demographics
Our Small Business Networking event attracts driven young professionals and emerging entrepreneurs looking to connect, collaborate, and grow.
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