Every year, the Small Business Month grants program helps firms connect and grow. “Small business owners and operators have highlighted the value of networking, sharing ideas and information,’’ says NSW minister for small business Eleni Petinos. “At this important time it is critical they have access to the latest information, trends and advice for their businesses,” Ms Petinos said. “We are supporting small businesses throughout the State to help grow the economy and secure a brighter future for NSW families.’’ But the money is not available to just small businesses – chambers of commerce, industry associations, not-for-profits and local councils can… Read more »
State Member for Menai, Melanie Gibbons MP together with Councillor Ned Mannoun, Mayor of Liverpool City Council and Councillor Tony Hadchiti cut the first slice of pizza at the opening of the very first Little Caesars restaurant in Australia. Little Ceasars is located in Casula. Ms Gibbons said: “It isRead more »
Expressions of interest for a pop-up style café in Bigge Park are now open. Mayor Ned Mannoun said the café was one of the key pieces in the plans to revitalise Bigge Park as part of the Building Our New City program. At September’s Council meeting Bigge Park, Macquarie MallRead more »
Geoff Starr from the NSW Business Chamber will be the guest speaker at the next dinner meeting of Ingleburn chamber of commerce at Ingleburn RSL on Wednesday, October 8, starting at 6.30 pm. Mr Starr will provide chamber members with a current update on the world of business and itemsRead more »
Chris Patterson, the state member for Camden, will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce. This will be held on Wednesday, October 1, at Enzo Italian Restaurant in John Street. For more informati0n and for bookings go to the chamber’s website, www.camdenchamber.com.au *TheRead more »
Liverpool Council is stepping up its drive for growth and more local jobs. Its economic development strategy September update points to renewed efforts to attract commercial and industrial developments by marketing Liverpool as the “business destination’’ of south west Sydney. But it won’t forget those businesses which already operate. PartRead more »
While breakfast with the premier, Mike Baird, will be a major highlight of September – Camden Council Business Month, the appearance of rugby league figure Phil Gould won’t be far behind. Gould, who is currently the general manager of Penrith Panthers as well as commentator of the footy on ChannelRead more »
Opal cards will be available at a pop-up kiosk on Holsworthy Station this Thursday, September 4 from 7am to 10am. Public transport customers can also obtain and top-up their Opal card at around 1,000 retail outlets across the state, to make using Opal even easier. “A pop- up Opal KioskRead more »
What if your business was becoming obsolete – and you didn’t even know? Shift is happening. Organisations can no longer assume that what worked yesterday will work again today – much less tomorrow. In order to simply survive, it is critical for leaders, businesses and industries to adapt and evolve.Read more »
Want to know how to sell your goods or services in 140 characters? Twitter Australia’s Head of Mid-Market Sales Suzy Nicoletti is the keynote speaker at this year’s Small Business Week presenting “How Tweet it is… The Power of the Little Blue Bird for Business!”. Liverpool City Council and theRead more »
The NSW Premier, Mr Mike Baird, will be the guest speaker at a business breakfast in the Camden Civic Centre next month being organised by the Narellan Chamber of Commerce with Camden MP Chris Patterson and Camden Council. The breakfast will be on Friday, September 12, between 7am and 9am. Mr Baird,Read more »
Nathy Gaffney is a personal impact expert. She specialises in areas such as charisma, presentation skills and social intelligence and their role in business. On top of that, Nathy Gaffney has more than 20 years experience as a professional ”voice user” – singing, stage and presenting – and teacher. SheRead more »
Campbelltown Council says it has continued to work with key business districts to encourage fair and convenient access to restricted parking spaces, and to promote business growth. With an unemployment rate of 7.9, which is one of the highest among councils similar to Campbelltown around the edge of the SydneyRead more »
