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Supporting Small Business Success

15 February, 2017 By editor

Back to Business Week is a NSW Government initiative that celebrates small to medium businesses. The program promotes and
supports the critical role they play in local communities. Events will be held throughout the region from the 26th February to 4th March. Canowindra will be hosting an event at the Old Vic Inn from 7.30am-8.30am on Tuesday 28th February. Places are limited so book in advance by phoning 6362 0448. This breakfast forum will focus on how you can take advantage of new technology, new ways of working and new markets. Inspirational speakers will share their insights and representatives from a number of agencies will be on hand to offer advice and guidance as you navigate the future. These events will consist of digital and online technology regional roadshows, tailored to the needs of small businesses.

The small business landscape is rapidly changing, locally and globally. Come along and participate in an inspirational thought leader event and to understand the range of opportunities and challenges facing small businesses. If you are looking to grow your business then this seminar is for you! There are different ways to grow your business, from launching a new product or service, to devising a marketing strategy to increase sales or investing in new technology or equipment to achieve productivity and efficiency gains.

Their digital specialist advisors can also make sure you are making the most of your digital marketing and maximising online sales. Or maybe you are looking to start your own business, then this is still for you. Getting advice early could save you time and money further down the track. This seminar can give you the advice, skills and information you need to navigate the steps to set up your business.
Their experience and knowledge is gained from running a small business themselves.

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