Lori Darlington's guest appearances

Lori Darlington

Startup Canada

The Money Movement Podcast

Series with Global SME Visionary Bankers 

CanadianSME Small Business Podcast

Priya Chopra

Mary Ng

Paul Gaspar

Tara Hunt

Jamie Hoobanoff

Chris Johnson

Ryan Holmes

Ashley Werhun

Jeremy Miller

Kelsey Ramsden

Devon Brooks

Justin Taylor

Michael Litt

Mark Evans

Bruce Poon Tip

OwlTail

Royal Bank of Canada, last week announced the results of Canada United, a nationwide movement to support Canada’s local and small businesses during COVID-19. The movement featured more than 70 corporate brands, the national network of the Canadian Chambers of Commerce, and Canadian business associations who rallied together in support of Canada’s small and local businesses. Cities across the country also did their part, with 44 municipalities making official proclamations in honor of the Canada United Weekend, which took place August 28 - 30.The Canada United movement, with the support of the Federal Government, also raised more than $14 million for the Canada United Small Business Relief Fund. The fund will provide thousands of eligible small businesses with grants of up to $5,000 to cover expenses related to personal protective equipment (PPE), renovations to accommodate re-opening guidelines and developing or improving e-commerce capabilities.To know more about Canada United Movement, please join me in welcoming Lori Darlington, Vice President, Small Business and Strategic Partnerships, RBC. Small business owners who are interested in the program can visit GoCanadaUnited.ca to learn more about the grant and eligibility criteria.Lastly, as businesses continue to respond to the uncertainty caused by COVID-19, there are a number of RBC resources available that can help clients prepare for the new normal. To learn more, business owners are encouraged to explore RBC’s Small Business Navigator hub online at www.rbcroyalbank.com/business/small-business-navigator/index.html

Royal Bank of Canada, last week announced the results of Canada United, a nationwide movement to support Canada’s local and small businesses during COVID-19. The movement featured more than 70 corporate brands, the national network of the Canadian Chambers of Commerce, and Canadian business associations who rallied together in support of Canada’s small and local businesses. Cities across the country also did their part, with 44 municipalities making official proclamations in honor of the Canada United Weekend, which took place August 28 - 30.The Canada United movement, with the support of the Federal Government, also raised more than $14 million for the Canada United Small Business Relief Fund. The fund will provide thousands of eligible small businesses with grants of up to $5,000 to cover expenses related to personal protective equipment (PPE), renovations to accommodate re-opening guidelines and developing or improving e-commerce capabilities.To know more about Canada United Movement, please join me in welcoming Lori Darlington, Vice President, Small Business and Strategic Partnerships, RBC. Small business owners who are interested in the program can visit <a href="http://GoCanadaUnited.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GoCanadaUnited.ca</a> to learn more about the grant and eligibility criteria.Lastly, as businesses continue to respond to the uncertainty caused by COVID-19, there are a number of RBC resources available that can help clients prepare for the new normal. To learn more, business owners are encouraged to explore RBC’s Small Business Navigator hub online at <a href="www.rbcroyalbank.com/business/small-business-navigator/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rbcroyalbank.com/business/small-business-navigator/index.html</a>

Small  Business  chat with  Lori Darlington

Lori Darlington believes that everything happens for a reason which may explain how and why she joined banking industry. Which trends should we keep an eye on? What challenges do SMEs have to face during these times? In the fifth installement of SME Banker of the Year podcast series, Lukas and Lori talked about how RBC goes beyond traditional banking when it comes to supporting and helping SMEs. Among many great initiatives, you'll learn more on how their online hub helps business owners start or grow their business by providing partnerships, resources and special offers.

Lori Darlington believes that everything happens for a reason which may explain how and why she joined banking industry. Which trends should we keep an eye on? What challenges do SMEs have to face during these times? In the fifth installement of SME Banker of the Year podcast series, Lukas and Lori talked about how RBC goes beyond traditional banking when it comes to supporting and helping SMEs. Among many great initiatives, you'll learn more on how their online hub helps business owners start or grow their business by providing partnerships, resources and special offers.

Interview with Lori Darlington, RBC Bank

Have you ever considered approaching a big bank for support for your small business, but thought they wouldn’t want to talk to someone just starting out? Lori Darlington, Vice President of Small Business &amp; Strategic Partnerships at RBC, is here to convince you otherwise.At RBC, Lori provides strategic oversight in delivering market-leading client experiences through innovative partnerships and beyond-banking solutions to help aspiring entrepreneurs and Canadian business owners start, manage and grow their ventures.“I think it’s actually an easier process to be able to start a business then it was 10, 15 years ago. You can go online and within five minutes you can register your company. One of the things that we’re working really hard at RBC to do is to help entrepreneurs focus on their passion project and to take away some of the administrative work of running your own business.”In this week’s episode of the #StartupCanadaPodcast, Rivers Corbett sits down with Lori to help entrepreneurs understand big help can come from big places, no matter how small you might be.The post Building Your Startup and Going Beyond Banking with Lori Darlington – November 19th 2019 appeared first on Startup Canada.

Have you ever considered approaching a big bank for support for your small business, but thought they wouldn’t want to talk to someone just starting out? Lori Darlington, Vice President of Small Business &amp; Strategic Partnerships at RBC, is here to convince you otherwise.At RBC, Lori provides strategic oversight in delivering market-leading client experiences through innovative partnerships and beyond-banking solutions to help aspiring entrepreneurs and Canadian business owners start, manage and grow their ventures.“I think it’s actually an easier process to be able to start a business then it was 10, 15 years ago. You can go online and within five minutes you can register your company. One of the things that we’re working really hard at RBC to do is to help entrepreneurs focus on their passion project and to take away some of the administrative work of running your own business.”In this week’s episode of the <a href="https://soundcloud.com/tags/StartupCanadaPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#StartupCanadaPodcast</a>, Rivers Corbett sits down with Lori to help entrepreneurs understand big help can come from big places, no matter how small you might be.The post <a href="https://www.startupcan.ca/2019/11/lori-darlington-startup-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Building Your Startup and Going Beyond Banking with Lori Darlington – November 19th 2019</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.startupcan.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Startup Canada</a>.

Building Your Startup and Going Beyond Banking with Lori Darlington – November 19th 2019