A recent survey is helping the City of Colwood better understand the needs and interests of local business owners.
Random businesses in Colwood were contacted and asked to provide feedback and insight on the local business community and help with the cityBԪַs business development and attraction project.
Survey data will help the city turn emergency support protocols from its September 2020 economic recovery plan for businesses into long-term plans that encourage business growth and expansion. The data will also help determine which sectors best suit ColwoodBԪַs businesses and what future economic developments should be made.
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The survey which wrapped up Aug. 13 aimed to target 100 random local businesses, according to Britney Stojke, engagement assistant for ColwoodBԪַs administration department. Certain respondents may be contacted again for a follow-up interview to provide additional information on challenges, opportunities and available resources.
Economic development consulting firm MDB Insight will assist with reviewing survey responses and assessing the challenges and opportunities currently presented to the business community. The project first launched in July and survey results will be presented to the ColwoodBԪַs Economic Prosperity Committee on Sept. 13 and shared on the cityBԪַs website.
BԪַThe city is eager to support our local business owners and understand the challenges and opportunities they face,BԪַ said Mayor Rob Martin in a release. BԪַItBԪַs an exciting time of growth in our community and Colwood is the place to be for new businesses.BԪַ
To learn more about ColwoodBԪַs business sector, visit .
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