Posts tagged "business owners"

Whether you're a small business that’s starting up or scaling up, there’s no denying that founders need a supportive community, and strong networks, to navigate the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. Especially if they’re going to make it past the four year mark, by which 48% of small businesses have gone bust. 

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With the cash rate continuing to rise, business owners and entrepreneurs are strategically searching for new ways to diversify revenue streams, says LinkedIn founder Anthony Zaccaria.

Doing good business involves some universal principles – good customer service, fast and reliable delivery and a great product. But not every business harnesses the opportunities available to drive those principles into action.

With a new financial year on the horizon, there’s a number of changes that business owners will need to be aware of in order to stay compliant. From superannuation contributions to a rising minimum wage, here’s what you need to know for the 2022–23 financial year.

In a world that is increasingly complex and volatile, there is a premium on making good decisions and making them quickly.

"It could have been your industry. If it wasn’t, the least you can do is mask up to show you appreciate your remarkable luck."

Social distancing has made ‘professional distancing’ a reality, and business communication needs to adapt accordingly.

Wodonga-based businesses Arnold's Fruit Market and Border Crane Consultants are waiting for permits to be able to continue trading as the border between Victoria and New South Wales is closed.

The coronavirus lockdown has given businesses a unique opportunity to take stock and plan for the coming months. Here are some areas to consider.

Amina of Zaria founder Winitha Bonney shares how we can bring allies — White men and women — along on the journey when advancing women of colour in leadership and entrepreneurship.

After 155 years surviving floods and fires, The Port Office Hotel in Brisbane succumbed to an everyday kitchen fire. Less than a year on, they've rebuilt.