Trade delegations for Canadian businesswomen
Canada's women leaders, in the rooms where global deals are made.
A trade mission organization for senior Canadian businesswomen — opening markets, introductions and decision-makers abroad, one curated mission at a time.
Relationships across
- Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)
- Canada–Guyana Chamber of Commerce
- Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- Canadian embassy network
Is this you?
Built for women who already lead
Delegations are senior and deliberately selective, because every seat at the table has to carry weight — including yours.
Guyana Trade Delegation 2027
Seven days in one of the world's fastest-growing economies, with your meetings arranged before you land. Every day you're not there, someone else is having those conversations.
- Dates
- Jan 23–30, 2027
- Delegates
- 15–20
- Targeted B2B meetings — Aligned with each delegate's sector interests.
- Sector-specific networking — With Canadian and Guyanese leaders.
- Senior-level access — To ministries, agencies and private-sector executives.
- Brand showcase — Opportunities to present your company in both markets.
- Visibility — Across delegation events, media and business programs.
- On-the-ground insight — Into Guyana's economic landscape and investment climate.
What every mission delivers
- Qualified B2B meetings
- Government & private-sector access
- MOUs and LOIs
- International media profile
- A trusted peer network
What happens after you apply
From your goals to signed agreements
Access is the asset — we broker it. Here is exactly what we do with your application.
- 1
Profile & objectives
We map your company, sector and commercial goals — what you want to sell, source, invest in or partner on.
- 2
Counterpart matching
Pre-qualified Guyanese counterparts are identified through the Canadian embassy, the Chamber of Commerce, energy sector bodies and national industry organizations.
- 3
Curated B2B meetings
Seven days on the ground: scheduled meetings, sector briefings, site visits and senior-level pre-receptions.
- 4
Follow-through & agreement support
Introductions are carried forward into MOUs, LOIs and signed agreements, with continued support from the team.
On the ground
Where the conversations happen
Pre-Receptions, briefings and working dinners — the rooms where CWGC delegates meet the people they came to meet.
Why go global
Women-owned firms are Canada's export engine
The growth is already happening. The difference is who you meet — which is why delegates go.
Annual revenue
$90B+
Generated each year by Canadian women-owned small enterprises
Source: WEKH, State of Women's Entrepreneurship in Canada
Employment
1M
Canadians employed by women-owned businesses
Source: WEKH / Diversity Institute
Untapped growth
$150B
Addable to Canada's GDP by advancing women's equality — a 6% lift
Source: McKinsey Global Institute; ISED
Every relationship built and every mentor brought in adds to the momentum.
Revenues at women-owned firms grew roughly four times the national average in 2023 — 6.4% against 1.7%.
Source: BDC research
Canada to the world
Your business, backed by Canada's trade network
When you go abroad with CWGC, you carry one of the widest trade networks of any economy with you.
1.5BConsumers reached with preferential access
The customer base Canadian businesses can reach on preferential terms — before you've picked a single market.
Source: Global Affairs Canada
Femmes canadiennes dans le commerce mondial
Canadian-led, Canadian-owned, representing Canada abroad.
Your next step
Your seat, or your questions
Tell us what you want from a new market. Our Delegation Lead will reply personally — there's no obligation, and no payment is taken online.
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