Epping small business owners to benefit from free session
The Monarch Institute will soon be supplying Epping business owners with helpful advice, due to an initiative called the Small Business Bus.
The advisers who will be on hand are equipped to talk to current business owners, as well as those thinking about starting their own, or those who need help with transformation within their business.
The aims of the session are to help signpost a clear direction while looking at key priorities and issues. Considering these, the adviser can help the attendee develop an outline action plan in order to achieve their desired goals for the business.
As well as the Small Business Bus, Business Victoria also runs workshops, free or low-cost courses and webinars and a networking group. It is also possible for business owners to apply for grants to improve sustainability, for example. There is also useful information on the Business Victoria website, which is managed by the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions.
Advice services are often information-heavy, and local printing services may be used in order to generate helpful booklets and handouts.
The Small Business Bus will be stopping at the Aurora Village Shopping Centre, 315 Harvest Home Road, Epping on Monday, 10 November, from 9 am until 4 pm. It is free to book a 45-minute session. There are also online sessions available to book if an in-person visit is not convenient.
The advisers who will be on hand are equipped to talk to current business owners, as well as those thinking about starting their own, or those who need help with transformation within their business.
The aims of the session are to help signpost a clear direction while looking at key priorities and issues. Considering these, the adviser can help the attendee develop an outline action plan in order to achieve their desired goals for the business.
As well as the Small Business Bus, Business Victoria also runs workshops, free or low-cost courses and webinars and a networking group. It is also possible for business owners to apply for grants to improve sustainability, for example. There is also useful information on the Business Victoria website, which is managed by the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions.
Advice services are often information-heavy, and local printing services may be used in order to generate helpful booklets and handouts.
The Small Business Bus will be stopping at the Aurora Village Shopping Centre, 315 Harvest Home Road, Epping on Monday, 10 November, from 9 am until 4 pm. It is free to book a 45-minute session. There are also online sessions available to book if an in-person visit is not convenient.