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Unlocking Global Growth: Supports for International Expansion

Unlocking Global Growth: Supports for International Expansion

Business-building
  • January 16, 2026
  • 9:00 am
    11:00 am
  • Intrinsic Innovations

Get key insights on financing, risk management, and global growth opportunities for Canadian companies from EDC. Join us for a high-value session with Dr. Samir Musayev from Export Development Canada (EDC)—Canada’s export credit agency—to learn how your company can successfully enter international markets and scale with confidence. For over 80 years, EDC has helped Canadian companies of all sizes, industries, and sectors succeed on the world stage. Whether you’re preparing for your first export sale or already operating internationally, this session will give you practical insights, tools, and pathways to accelerate global growth. What You’ll Learn - Who qualifies as an exporter — including companies that export directly, support exporters, or plan to export soon. - When to engage EDC and how to know your business is ready for global growth. - How EDC supports companies at every stage—from planning and market entry to managing risk and financing growth. - The core tools EDC offers: financing, insurance, market insights, and global connections. - A real case study showing how Canadian companies use EDC solutions to win international contracts and scale safely. Why This Session Matters Canada’s opportunity in global markets is growing—especially in sectors of the future such as: - Agriculture & Food - Clean Technology - Critical Minerals - Advanced Manufacturing - Energy & Energy Transition If your company aims to grow beyond Canada, this is a must-attend event. Who Should Attend This session is perfect for: - Startups and SMEs planning to enter international markets - Companies supplying Canadian exporters - Firms needing working capital, guarantees, or export risk protection - Founders, CEOs, CFOs, and growth-focused leaders - Anyone curious about international expansion opportunities

Get key insights on financing, risk management, and global growth opportunities for Canadian companies from EDC.

Join us for a high-value session with Dr. Samir Musayev from Export Development Canada (EDC)—Canada’s export credit agency—to learn how your company can successfully enter international markets and scale with confidence.

For over 80 years, EDC has helped Canadian companies of all sizes, industries, and sectors succeed on the world stage. Whether you’re preparing for your first export sale or already operating internationally, this session will give you practical insights, tools, and pathways to accelerate global growth.

What You’ll Learn

- Who qualifies as an exporter — including companies that export directly, support exporters, or plan to export soon.

- When to engage EDC and how to know your business is ready for global growth.

- How EDC supports companies at every stage—from planning and market entry to managing risk and financing growth.

- The core tools EDC offers: financing, insurance, market insights, and global connections.

- A real case study showing how Canadian companies use EDC solutions to win international contracts and scale safely.

Why This Session Matters Canada’s opportunity in global markets is growing—especially in sectors of the future such as:

- Agriculture & Food

- Clean Technology

- Critical Minerals

- Advanced Manufacturing

- Energy & Energy Transition

If your company aims to grow beyond Canada, this is a must-attend event.

Who Should Attend

This session is perfect for:

- Startups and SMEs planning to enter international markets

- Companies supplying Canadian exporters

- Firms needing working capital, guarantees, or export risk protection

- Founders, CEOs, CFOs, and growth-focused leaders

- Anyone curious about international expansion opportunities

Event Address:

200 - 37 Richard Way SW, Calgary, AB T3E 7M8

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