Tag: Starting A Business

In the day to day running of your business you may not have had time to consider how you’re going to exit it. But you really should, as it will affect how you run it.

A business owner learns many lessons over the span of their journey, from the need to be open to opportunities to not taking things too personally. One 35-year veteran is sharing the seven most important lessons she’s learnt over her many years in the workforce.

A new series of masterclasses for Aboriginal business owners are launching next month at the Melbourne Business School, with the aim of equipping participants to grow their businesses with skills from the school’s MBA program.

While everyone is talking about the work/life balance, one man has gone out and actually created a business designed to offer its workers just that.

There’s a lot of good advice out there about how to start a business on a shoestring. A topic that gets less attention however, is building a bigger business on the same premise. Here are some ideas every established business can act upon.

Crowdsourcing is taking a job and putting it out to either a defined or undefined crowd to find the person with the most suitable skills to complete it. It’s a growing phenomenon – so how can you make it work for your business?

Not many people would be brave enough to borrow $7 million to open a family holiday park while pregnant with their first child, but with business booming six years on, Sophie Bone has no regrets.

How often do friends or colleagues go into business together, never stopping to think about a legally binding shareholder agreement until something changes and things get nasty?

CEOs are suffering sleepless nights thanks to five recurring issues, according to new research, which has highlighted some of most stressful aspects of running a business.

There’s plenty of money out there for great ideas. How to tell if you’ve got one.