Money Basics, Getting Paid & Finding Funding
About this Event
Important information like how money moves, what to track, how to set yourself up so you actually keep what you earn. And then there's the question everyone has but nobody asks out loud: where do I find money to grow this thing?
This workshop explores the fundamentals of business finance, including how to manage your money, track key financial information, and identify funding opportunities. Discover grants and resources that can help support and grow your business.
Registration
This event is free to join but registration is required on
This program is part of Toronto Public Library’s Entrepreneur in Residence program series with a focus on Black entrepreneurs, designed to support Black entrepreneurs as they explore entrepreneurship and build practical small business skills. Participants will learn about key topics for starting and growing a business, with guidance from an experienced entrepreneur in residence. For more information and a full list of programs, visit tpl.ca/eir.
Meet the Resident: Vivian Kaye is a serial entrepreneur and business mentor who bootstrapped KinkyCurlyYaki to seven figures without outside funding. Over 15 years, she has mentored 300+ entrepreneurs, recently facilitating workshops for FoundHers Innovation Labs and Humber College's Entrepreneurship Program.
Featured in The New York Times, Toronto Star, and on CityTV's Cityline, Vivian has partnered with brands including Shopify, Amazon, and American Express Canada. Her direct, practical approach helps early-stage Black entrepreneurs navigate the realities of building sustainable businesses without traditional support systems.
Accessibility
Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor services, or attendant services are available upon request. Please submit your request at least 2 weeks in advance to: tpl.ca/accessibility-events.
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