Registration for the Fall 2019 cohort of the Trade Commissioner Service’s Canadian Technology Accelerators (CTA) is now open
Located in America’s most prominent technology hubs –including Boston, New York and the San Francisco Bay Area– the CTAs provide participating companies with high-value services and customized programming focused on improving their international business strategies, maximizing their market potential, identifying competitors, and connecting them with global clients, partners and investors.
Join our webinars on Wednesday, June 5 to hear more about specific market opportunities and the high-value services available to help give Canadian companies the foothold they need to succeed in key markets abroad. The CTA program’s eligibility criteria, application process, and expectations will also be outlined.
The upcoming Fall 2019 cohort also includes four new CTA locations in key Asian markets: Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, and Taipei.
Webinar Schedule:
· US Program: Wednesday, June 5 @ 2:00pm AST
· Asia Program: Wednesday, June 5 @ 8:00pm AST
Register to the CTA webinar(s) (US & Asia) and learn more here.
Those of you that are interested in the CTA program but who are unable to tune-in on June 5 are still encouraged to sign-up using the link above as the presentation and a high-level overview will be sent to all those that have registered.
Fall 2019 CTA Application Deadline: June 21.
Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.
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