How Do I Find A Canadian Government Auction?
I'm looking for ones in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) and east of there (Oshawa-to-Kingston). Trying to find ones where they have things like autos, real estate, jewelry electronics and boats. Thanks.
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You can find a lot of auctions like that by using one those government auction listing sites. The only thing is they require you to become a member to look at their listings.
the best time is during april and june. i found different type of cars and decent deals. you should check it out…
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Are there any innovative, well-known, successful business leaders in your area? Do your board members have any close contacts with these people?
If so, ask them to donate an evening of their time to the highest bidder. The auction item could be 3 hours of this person's time to discuss business ideas, leadership strategies, networking, etc. over a catered dinner. The dinner can be one on one, or for a small party (maybe 5 people).
People will definitely bid for the opportunity to spend some "quality time" with a local business leader.