Mentorship Opportunities and Queenie Choo

global markets: It offered courses, mentorship opportunities and practical advice on how to set up, operate and improve various types of small businesses, such as restaurants and cafés, according to Globe and Mail. This is a catch-all ASF view; only displays when an unsupported article type is put in an ASF drop zone Disruptors Startup connects artisans in post-conflict countries with global markets When the government wants to grow the economy, this is one way to maximize the potential of our newcomers, says Success chief executive officer Queenie Choo. The Business Immigrant Integration Support program was started in 2012 by one of B.C. largest immigrant settlement agencies, known as Success, which has more than 400 employees and is headquartered on Vancouver downtown eastside. It a win-win. Between the time it started and the time it lost its funding in April, 2015, the business integration program helped immigrant entrepreneurs start 109 businesses and create or maintain 612 jobs, with a total of more than $60-million invested in the provincial economy, according to Success. It will help the economy. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.