Tag: Business Advice
T2 founder Maryanne Shearer: “COVID-19 is an opportunity to recalibrate”
T2 founder Maryanne Shearer, as well as Mash founder Tash Menon and Career CEO founder Andrea Clarke, see the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity...
Resilience as a leader and the importance of scalability
In today's Kickstart Monday article, RateMyAgent CEO Mark Armstrong shares his advice on resilience as a leader and the importance of scalability in a...
Coronavirus pandemic: Small business advice
Small business is placed under tremendous pressure with the coronavirus pandemic, so ActionCOACH ANZ have summarised the key pieces of advice to help weather...
What my 9-year-old taught me about start-ups and the meaning of life
In this Kickstart Monday article, Kent Kwan talks us through his one piece of business advice and his lessons regarding startups and the meaning...
Make mistakes. And make them often.
When you’re starting out, emotions are high and mistakes can be scary. But, I want to submit that making mistakes is key for growth....
15 years ago, I built a startup – Here’s how I’d do it differently
A decade and a half ago when I built my first company, the word “startup” was practically unheard of in Australia. When we talked...
How clarity and renewed focus can help turn your business around
When ambitious brothers Jason and Marc Levin started their online office furniture business JasonL when they were just in their 20s, they had to...
How SMEs can avoid common financial pitfalls by managing cash flow
Setting up a small business can be an exciting yet daunting experience. By the time you actually launch your business you have likely experienced...
Let’s talk: Investments
Today we are talking about investing. Specifically, what small-to-medium businesses are choosing to invest in to further expand their success.
It can be a tricky...
What makes a successful CEO: How to set yourself up for success
By Elizabeth McIntyre, CEO of Think Brick
Becoming CEO is an enormous achievement but no one really explains that it is often a lonely role....