Thirty seconds is not a lot of time to ‘pitch’ yourself, so it’s a great test of how good your elevator statement is. It’s also a timely reminder that you need to practice your networking, just like anything else you want to do well. Here are my tips for improving your networking…
Creating business value through innovation is a key factor in the success of many businesses. But what happens when your idea or product has been stolen?
An Australian Government initiative, Enterprise Connect, and SMBiT Professionals are partnering to bring a series of free events to rural areas with the aim of introducing attendees to the future directions of technology.
Dynamic Business Magazine is giving away two double passes to the Digital Citizens event “So you Think You’re A Social Media Expert?”on Tuesday October 5th, read below to find out how.
The boss of the the all-Australian Byron Bay Cookie Company Gordon Slater, will be speaker at the next A List Entrepreneurs event in Sydney.
What stands in the way of most businesses are complicated strategies, overwhelming thoughts of how much work is involved and, sometimes, just not knowing where to start or, in fact, if we are even headed in the right direction.
Ten years since the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax to Australia, an RMIT University conference will examine the impact, the problems and the need for reform.
Sydney-based PR agency Dennis Rutzou Public Relations (DRPR) is launching a new training and mentoring program for small businesses, PR Mentor, to kick off on Friday, 17 September.
For the eleventh year in a row, the valuable contribution of the small business sector of NSW is the focus of Small Business September 2010.
The sixth Digital Citizens event, “Startups, small shops and bootstrappers: the real value in social media and digital PR for small business” will discuss both the benefits and the pitfalls of using the social ‘social media’ to reach customers
