Enterprise Saskatchewan, Yorkton, SK

Ultimately, this will help keep Saskatchewan among the most competitive and attractive business climates in Canada—and the world—in the months and years ahead. Enterprise Saskatchewan’s job will be to identify, develop, and monitor competitive advantages and disadvantages in each sector and prescribe action. In short, its role is to continually push the competitive envelope. Enterprise Saskatchewan's Board of Directors is comprised of representatives from a broad cross section of stakeholders and leaders. Enterprise Saskatchewan established industry-led strategic issues councils to provide recommendations and advice to government on ways to enhance the competitive position of Saskatchewan's economy. The Inventory of Major Projects in Saskatchewan is produced by Enterprise Saskatchewan to provide marketing information for Saskatchewan companies from the design and construction phase of the project through the operation and maintenance phases. Enterprise Regions will play a significant role in taking action to stimulate a competitive climate for investment and economic development on a regional basis. The SMART Program provides access to specialists in the emerging field of competitive intelligence to assist with market research and development of business plans.