1. High‑level panel: Government and policy
   • Topic: “Policy, Visas and Incentives for Nigerian Investors in Canada”
   • Panellists: RCIC Member (Duke Immigration) / provincial immigration rep, Nigerian investment promotion agency (NIPC or similar), Ontario economic development, city economic office.
   • Focus:
     • How Nigerian investors can get work permits/PR via Start-Up Visa, provincial entrepreneur programs, intra‑company transfers.
     • Incentives from Nigerian side for Canada‑bound joint ventures and exports.

1. Parallel breakout B – Legal and tax structuring
   • Topics:
     • Choosing the right entity: corporation, LP, holding company.
     • Cross‑border tax basics, double‑taxation relief, and moving capital out of Nigeria compliantly.
     • IP protection and shareholder agreements for joint ventures.

Networking & “Meet the Provinces”

• Exhibition tables for provinces (Ontario, Alberta, BC, Manitoba, Atlantic provinces) showcasing their entrepreneur programs, sector incentives, and regional opportunities.

1. Track 1 – Technology, fintech and innovation
   • Panel: “From Lagos to Toronto: Scaling Tech and Fintech into North America”
   • Topics:
     • Setting up dev/engineering hubs in Canada.
     • Accessing Canadian accelerators, incubators and grants.
     • Collaboration between Nigerian fintechs and Canadian banks/fintechs.
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2. Track 2 – Agribusiness, food processing and export
   • Panel: “Feeding North America: Nigeria–Canada Agribusiness and Food Value Chains”
   • Topics:
     • Exporting Nigerian products (ginger, shea, palm derivatives, cocoa products) to Canada.
     • Building processing facilities in Canada vs Nigeria; standards and certification (CFIA).
     • Logistics, warehousing, and distribution partnerships.
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3. Track 3 – Real estate, construction and infrastructure
   • Panel: “Real Assets: Real Estate and Infrastructure Opportunities for Nigerian Investors”
   • Topics:
   • Residential and commercial property investing in Canadian cities
   • Co‑investment structures with Canadian developers.
   • Using real estate investments within immigration strategies (where applicable).
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1. Deal rooms / pitch sessions
   • Canadian projects pitching to Nigerian investors (real estate, tech funds, agribusiness, education projects).
   • Nigerian businesses seeking Canadian JV partners for exporting or expansion.
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Evening: Welcome reception

• Informal networking with sponsors, government officials, banks and professional firms.