We are CBDC Trinity Conception, part of a network of autonomous, not-for-profit organizations that work with all levels of government and the private sector to meet the needs of small business.
In rural Newfoundland and Labrador there are 15 Corporations dedicated to the development of small business and job creation. CBDCs have been in operation for over 30 years.
- Adams Cove
- Bareneed
- Bishop’s Cove
- Bay De Verde
- Bay Roberts
- Blackhead
- Blaketown
- Brigus
- Broad Cove
- Brownsdale
- Bryant’s Cove
- Burnt Point
- Butlerville
- Caplin Cove
- Carbonear
- Cavendish
- Clarkes Beach
- Coleys Point South
- Cupids
- Daniel's Cove
- Dildo
- Freshwater
- Bristols' Hope
- Georgetown
- Grates Cove
- Greens Harbour
- Gull Island
- Hallstown
- Hants Harbour
- Harbour Grace
- Harbour Grace South
- Hearts Content
- Hearts Delight
- Hearts Desire
- Hopeall
- Islington
- Jobs Cove
- Kingston
- Perrys Cove
- Lead Cove
- Low Point
- Lower Island Cove
- Makinsons
- Markland
- New Chelsea
- New Harbour TB
- New Melbourne
- New Perlican
- North River
- Northern Bay
- Ochre Pit Cove
- Old Perlican
- Old Shop
- Port De Grave
- Red Head Cove
- Riverhead
- Roaches Line
- Salmon Cove
- Shearstown
- Sibley's Cove
- Small Point
- South Dildo
- South River
- Spaniards Bay
- Tilton
- Turkscove
- Upper Island Cove
- Victoria CB
- Western Bay
- Whitbourne
- Whiteway
- Winterton
Investment decisions are made by an independent Board of Directors sensitive to the needs of its community. The directors are volunteers from the business sector dedicated to making their community a better place in which to live and work.
The strength of the CBDCs is in our volunteer boards. They have an intimate knowledge of the local markets, the business environment and the people in their communities.
- Roger Gillingham – Chairperson
- Sylvia Snow – Vice-Chairperson
- John Dunphy – Treasurer
- Sarah Pinsent – Secretary
- Charlene Strickland – Past-Chairperson
- Barbara Brown
- Jeff Green
- Chris O’Grady
CBDC provides tailored financing, expert guidance, and essential support.
The CBDC Youth Loan offers up to $150,000 in financing for rural Atlantic Canadian entrepreneurs aged 18–34 to support business startup, expansion, or modernization while fostering employment and economic growth in their communities.
We offer tailored financing, expert business advice, and practical support to help your business succeed. Whether you’re starting, expanding, or innovating, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Let’s discuss how we can elevate your business together.