Business development

Develop your next
source of work.

Find projects worth pursuing. Give people a reason to contact you. Meet potential buyers and develop the relationships behind the next job. Bring discovery, marketing and follow-through together.

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Ontario project signals

Public permit and award records from Ontario, with project names withheld in this preview. Open the feed to explore the work.

More than one way to develop work

Be found. Find an opening.
Build the relationship.

An enquiry, an introduction and an open tender need different approaches. Open the tool that fits the work you want to do.

Find work worth pursuing

Explore permits, tenders and awards. Examine the project, organisations and source information before deciding where to put your effort.

Open Dealflow

Find places to meet buyers

Browse buyer-focused and industry events, currently in Ontario and online. See who the event is for and how to take part.

Explore buyer rooms

Give interest somewhere to go

Develop your business website and its offer. Bring website enquiries into your contacts and commercial workflow.

Open the website workspace

Keep your business visible

Plan content, shape your voice and develop ready-to-post marketing packs around your services and business context.

Open the marketing planner

Develop the relationship

Keep contacts, conversations and follow-ups together. Work with referrals, repeat clients and relationships that take time to develop.

Open relationships

Move a pursuit forward

Track opportunities through your pipeline. Keep the source, contact, scope and next action together, then prepare an offer when the work is ready.

Open the pipeline

Keep the context as the work develops

The opportunity has a history.
Carry it forward.

A website enquiry can become a contact and deal. A project signal can be tracked in your pipeline with its source and scope. Conversations and follow-ups develop the relationship. When you are ready to make an offer, the commercial context is already there.