Alberta SouthWest Regional Alliance

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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Alberta’s Regional Economic Development Alliances (REDAs) are regional Economic Development offices that are grassroots-based non-profit organizations comprised of member communities and regional stakeholders that work together to foster business development and prosperity in a defined geographic area, with a general emphasis on rural development. 

This collaboration and cooperation enables members and stakeholders to undertake projects that could not necessarily do on their own. 

The REDAs are supported and partially funded by Alberta Economic Development and Trade, and the Government of Alberta maintains a close and mutually supportive relationship with them. 

The REDAs are known for their ability to leverage funding from numerous sources, due to their strong collaborative nature, and drive investment into emerging industries. 

Please visit our website for more information.

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Blood Tribe Business Planning Program

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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Are you interested in starting a small business but unsure of where to start?

Blood Tribe Economic Development will be holding an upcoming Business Planning program to assist Tribal members in getting some basic information and tools to help them get started.

The next grant deadline is May 21, 2021, so make sure to register and participate in training. Please note, if the timing is not right at this time to participate in the program, don’t worry as Blood Tribe Economic Development offers the grant three times a year (May, October and February).

Please check our website for the next grant deadline and for more information. 

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Community Futures Lethbridge Region

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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The Lethbridge Region Community Futures office is a non-profit organization full of business professionals and business consultants. We’re here to help small, rural businesses just like you get the help they need to thrive in our community.

On our team, we’ve got community-driven professionals and a hardworking board of volunteer directors that are ready to help you and your business grow and succeed.

We can provide you with a wide range of business services and business management tools as well as expert guidance and financial support when you need it most. So whether you want to expand, start, or sell your business – we’re here to help.

Community Futures Lethbridge Region also runs a variety of specialized business programs and educational courses that will help you improve your business practices. We work closely with the community and the business leaders within the community to help encourage further rural economic growth.

We’ve been supporting small, local businesses since 1986 and with so much experience under our belts, we don’t have plans on stopping any time soon. Community Futures has 27 offices in rural communities throughout Alberta and a total of 267 offices across the country.

For more information, please visit our website.

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Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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Please visit our website to learn more.

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Piikani Resource Development Ltd. Small Business Development

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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Piikani Resource Development Ltd. (PRDL) is a wholly owned corporation of the Piikani Nation, an aboriginal organization that represents Piikani Members. PRDL’s purpose is to assist in the economic development on behalf of the Piikani Nation. PRDL manages several features from the energy industry including Generations, Transmissions and Distributions. PRDL’s mandate is to oversee the development of energy to create economic development opportunities on the Piikani Nation.

The Small Business development portion of Piikani Economic Development is responsible for promoting and supporting small businesses for Piikani Nation members.

There is a Piikani Nation Grant Equity Program for qualified business owners of the Piikani Nation.

Please visit our website for eligibility criteria and for more information.

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South Grow Regional Initiative

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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ULethbridge: Agility

Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta

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Agility is a campus-wide program that is available to all University of Lethbridge students. The program is 100% donor-funded, which allows Agility to grow in multiple areas that reflect the passions and visions of our donors. We help realize projects that students, faculty, and the community identify as meaningful initiatives. Currently, we support multi-disciplinary projects that involve experiential learning in agriculture & agribusiness, social innovation, entrepreneurship, and emerging technologies.

Agility supports and creates innovative learning experiences for students. Activities supported by Agility help to build an atmosphere of creative discovery at the University of Lethbridge; students can explore and develop new ideas in a risk-free environment where failure is a way to learn.

For more information, please visit our website.

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