Supporting Alberta Small Businesses
Community Engagement
Upcoming Community Engagement Opportunities
Explore upcoming events where Business Link Alberta will be participating, presenting, sponsoring, or connecting with Alberta small businesses. See you there!
Calgary Entrepreneurs Community Summer Party
July 15, 2026
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Calgary
Calgary Entrepreneurs Community
Connect with fellow entrepreneurs, small business owners, and members of Calgary’s business community at this summer networking event
Atendee
Coffee Connections Night: An Evening for Women in Business & Creatives
July 30, 2026
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Calgary
Full Potential Club
Join us for an in-person workshop to meet like-minded women, reflect on your goals, highs, lows, and make new genuine connections.
Attendee
Bear Creek Folk Festival Vendor Market
August 14, 2026
2:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Grande Prairie
Bear Creek Folk Festival
Business Link Alberta will be attending the Bear Creek Folk Fest Vendor Market. Stop by to meet a business strategist and learn about the free support available to Alberta entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Attendee
Strathmore Medieval Faire
August 21, 2026
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Strathmore
Medieval Faires Canda
Business Link Alberta will be attending the Strathmore Medieval Faire. Meet a business strategist to learn about free resources and services for starting or growing a business in Alberta.
Atendee
Grande Prairie Renaissance Faire
September 4, 2026
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Grande Prairie
Lore & Legends Guild
Business Link Alberta will be attending the Grande Prairie Renaissance Faire. Connect with a business strategist to discover free resources and support for Alberta small business owners.
Attendee
Province-Wide Reach
Business Link Alberta’s province-wide reach includes engagement opportunities in Northern Alberta, Central Alberta, Southern Alberta, the Calgary region, the Edmonton region, First Nations Reserves, rural communities, and virtual events serving audiences across the province.
*Reporting period: April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026
Engagement by the Numbers
Over the period from April 2025 to March 2026, Business Link Alberta has connected with entrepreneurs and small business owners through events, presentations, partnerships with other organizations, and educational programming across Alberta.
Community Events Attended
Event & Webinar Participants
Communities Reached
Webinars & Workshops
Community Partners
Invite Business Link Alberta to Speak
Looking to add valuable information for entrepreneurs and small business owners at your next event?
Business Link Alberta can support your event in a variety of ways, including:
- Short 15-minute introductions to Business Link Alberta and our free services
- Presentations and workshops of up to one hour on topics such as small business startup basics or market research for entrepreneurs
- Informational booths where attendees can learn about our free programs, services, and resources
- Attendance at entrepreneur-focused events to connect with Alberta’s small business community
Whether you’re hosting a conference, workshop, networking event, classroom session, or community event, we’d be happy to explore how we can get involved.
Complete our Engagement Request Form to get started.
Engagement Request
Interested in having Business Link Alberta present at your event?
Business Link Alberta in Action
See how our team connects with entrepreneurs, partners, and communities across Alberta through events, workshops, conferences, networking opportunities, and community engagement activities.
Follow Along
Want to see more of Business Link Alberta in the community? Follow us on social media for event highlights, partner updates, and stories from across the province.
Hosted Events and Webinars
In addition to participating in community events across the province, Business Link Alberta hosts events, webinars, and learning opportunities designed to support Alberta small businesses at every stage.
Explore our upcoming sessions to learn about business planning, market research, startup steps, available resources, and other practical topics for starting or growing a business.
Our services are funded by Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan), a federal agency within the Innovation, Science and Economic Development department and provincially by the Alberta Ministry of Jobs, Economy and Trade and Immigration.