Helping businesses throughout Liverpool and surrounding Queens communities access eligible government-funded business advisory services.
Businesses in Liverpool and across the Queens region may qualify for advisory funding delivered through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), administered locally by CBDC Queens.
Every engagement in the Queens region follows our five-stage discipline: discover, diagnose, structure, coordinate, deliver.
Structured business plans, financial narratives, and funding-ready documentation for Liverpool businesses.
Cash flow optimization, budget structuring, and financial decision-making support.
Sales growth planning and marketing strategy suited to the Queens market.
Process review and operational efficiency recommendations for growing teams.
Technology adoption, digital transformation planning, and AI-readiness assessment.
Identifying and coordinating eligible funding programs beyond the CAS stream, where applicable.
Liverpool sits within the CBDC Queens service area, a region historically shaped by fisheries and aquaculture, tourism, shipbuilding and marine services, craft and agri-food production, and forestry. Businesses here often face the same growth constraints — access to capital, limited internal bandwidth for strategic planning, and the need for outside expertise to validate decisions before committing resources.
Advisory funding for Liverpool is administered locally through CBDC Queens, part of the Atlantic Canada CBDC network funded by ACOA.
No. The Consulting Advisory Services program is a fee-reimbursement grant, not a loan. Eligible businesses in Liverpool are reimbursed up to 75% of approved consultant fees (capped at $5,000, HST excluded) — there is nothing to repay.
The program is funded by the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) and administered locally through CBDC Queens. Business Crafters 3.0 is an independent consulting firm; we are not the funding administrator, and final approval rests with CBDC Queens.
This program is generally limited to existing, operating businesses. Startups are not eligible under the default CAS rules that apply across the Queens network.
No consulting firm can guarantee funding approval. We help Liverpool businesses prepare a strong, complete application, but eligibility and final decisions are made by the program administrator.
Eligible engagements typically include business planning, financial advisory, marketing strategy, operational improvement, and digital transformation projects — the type of structured advisory work Business Crafters 3.0 provides.
Book a free consultation using the button on this page. We'll review your business, confirm your eligibility for Queens-area funding, and outline next steps.
Book a free consultation and we’ll confirm your eligibility for Queens-area advisory funding.