Competition is no longer linear. The ‘unknown unknowns’ are waiting around every corner. Every industry, every sector, is suffering from the competitor they didn’t realize they had.
Since when does working hard solely mean one should be cooped up in their office, chained to that desk and computer, focused like crazy on the business at hand?
For many the task of organising an event can seem extremely stressful and daunting, but with the right tools the process can actually be a very exciting one.
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While it is true online marketing is a great leveler and a great opportunity for small business owners, the fact is old-school marketing can still work wonders.
Hosting a networking event is not only a way to promote your own business or brand but it is also a method of connecting with others and building potential partnerships for the future.
You’ve got to get to the (succinct) point quickly, have kits of info ready to go for those who want to take it with them, and then… nothing.
Those tedious nine-to-five working hours, brick-like office equipment and endless piles of paper are now confined to the archives of history.
Speak to the movers and shakers of the business world and they’ll all tell you the same thing: networking is the key to success. If you want to take your business to the next level, it’s essential that you know how to build and leverage both new and existing relationships.
Queensland’s ilab technology incubator launched its latest batch of entrepreneurs at a graduation event at the University of Queensland last night.
