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			<title>Enterprise facilitator visits Women in Business</title>
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			<content-encoded><![CDATA[<br /><br />North Hastings Women in Business, an initiative of Bancroft Community Transit's Heart of the Park and Community Futures, attracted a good crowd of entrepreneurs at its recent monthly lunch on April 19.  
<br /><br />Guest speaker for this month's event was Mary Doyle, Enterprise Facilitator for Hastings County.  
<br /><br />This internationally recognized “business coaching” program has been offered free through Hastings County for close to seven years.  
<br /><br />It is aimed at a number of groups:  individuals contemplating a business, new entrepreneurs, business owners who may be thinking of an expansion, or those who are experiencing challenges.  
<br /><br />Chris Drost, Manager of Heart of the Park, was “enthused by the number and variety of women in business who came to hear Doyle. We had a great mix of entrepreneurs from home-based operators, to storefront owners to tourism operators to large service businesses and that made lots of post-event connections being made between participants.”  
<br /><br />North Hastings Women in Business got underway in the fall of 2015.   
<br /><br />Each month there have been different guest speakers or themes and opportunities for networking including fast paced speed networking, summer employment programs and subsidies, a business show and tell and more.
<br /><br />Contact Heart of the Park at 613-332-9999 for more information about North Hastings Women in Business, or visit Heart of the Park on Facebook.
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