Wednesday 12th May, 9:30am-10:30am Online
Beginning or growing a business involves many moving parts!
Where is help, and how can you access it? 🤔
This free one-hour workshop can point you to resources, education and connections in our region and online. 😄💻
If you live in Ipswich and the surrounding areas you may be surprised to learn just how much information and support is available for building your business.
ave time and effort when starting your small business by using the Business Launchpad, a new digital tool that makes it easier to discover licences, permits and regulatory information tailored to your business needs.
In this first release, you can use the tool for starting a food and beverage or residential construction business within Logan and Townsville City Council areas. More council information will be added soon. Follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn to learn about new releases.
Simply tell us about your business type, location and services, and the Business Launchpad will generate a tailored guide of results from the Australian, Queensland and local governments. You can:
Currently, if you’re thinking of opening a café and wanted to prepare fresh food on-site, sell alcohol with meals, provide background music and alfresco dining, and have a new sign on the footpath, you’ll need licences from multiple agencies across all 3 levels of government. Keeping track of everything you need can be time-consuming.
Now with the Business Launchpad, just answer 2 quick questionnaires and let the tool do the discovery work for you.
Watch this video to learn how to use the Business Launchpad to save you time and effort when setting up your small business.
Thursday 13 May 2021
10.00am – 11.30am
The Centre, 82 Brisbane Street, Beaudesert
Register via link:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/managing-your-business-in-uncertain-times-tickets-152624278325
Join the Department of Employment Small Business and Training and Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning
and industry specialist Damien Berglas (Mentoring for Growth Mentor) for an insightful presentation geared towards supporting small businesses including:
Presented by Scenic Rim Regional Council, Department of Employment Small Business and Training and
Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning as part of Queensland Small Business Month 2021.
Have a question? Please contact the Scenic Rim Regional Council, Regional Prosperity team on 07 5540 5111 or [email protected]
As businesses begin focusing on EOFY accounting and developing next year’s budget during uncertain times, cutting costs, and boosting savings has never been more crucial.
One of the biggest expenses for businesses is water, energy and waste bills. But there is an easy way to save for FREE, through ecoBiz.
ecoBiz is a completely FREE program for Queensland’s small businesses, to help them find the best ways to reduce the cost of running their business, with the added bonus of helping the environment – it’s a win-win!
We have been running this program in Queensland for more than 7 years. Right now, we have around 400 businesses participating, from small cafes and offices through to large manufacturing and processing facilities.
As a member of the program you’ll receive on-site, one-on-one coaching with our sustainability experts, tailored advice and recommendations, as well as benchmarking assistance to help you keep track of your savings.
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Kickstart your recovery and secure more work
Tendering – Top Ten Tips webinar
Learn how to stand out from your competitors and increase your chances of success with our Top 10 tendering tips webinar.
Improve your chance of tendering success
From planning your response to submitting your tender, this workshop will give you the top ten tips to tendering. Our tips will help you improve your approach to tendering and how to address the non-price criteria in tender documents.
Register now: Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM AEST
Capability statement webinar
What is a capability statement?
A capability statement is a tool that allows procurement teams to assess your expertise and achievements, as well as your potential to deliver goods and services. It outlines the capabilities and skills of your business.
A capability statement is essential for applying for and securing tendering opportunities in government and private sector projects. They can also be uploaded to online databases and be used to support your finance applications.
Why attend a workshop
Help your business stand out from the crowd and improve your chance of securing contracts by attending this interactive workshop that will help you develop and prepare effective capability statements.
Our webinar will help you learn:
Register now: Tuesday, 20 April 2021, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM AEST
Calling all Scenic Rim farmers, food and drink producers, chefs, tourism and hospitality businesses.
Did you know you can attend Regionality‘s Farm2Plate Exchange in May at a subsidised cost thanks to the Australian Government’s bushfire recovery funding.
Meet to exchange knowledge, debate big ideas and network through an immersive learning experience.
More information and the registration form can be accessed here:
