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Must-attend webinars for businesses this May & June

Are you an Australian business grappling with legal hurdles, seeking sustainable growth, or trying to understand the implications of AI?

A series of upcoming webinars offers expert guidance on these critical areas and more. Hosted by industry experts, these sessions cover critical topics from AI risks to capital raising and franchise protections.

Explore the schedule below and secure your spot!

ETA vs Startups: Advantages of Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition

Thursday 15 May | 11:00 am – 12:00 pm AEST

This webinar explores Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA) as a strategic alternative to traditional startups. Rather than building a business from scratch, ETA allows entrepreneurs to acquire and grow existing companies, potentially reducing risks and accelerating success.

Join David Kerr (LegalVision) and Jake Nicholson (SMEVentures) as they discuss:

  • The advantages of ETA for entrepreneurs compared to startups
  • Key factors that investors look for in ETA vs startups
  • How to identify and acquire promising business targets

This free session will provide practical insights for those considering ETA as a pathway to business ownership.

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When Franchises End: Protecting Your Brand & Avoiding Legal Disputes | Webinar

Thursday 22 May | 11:00 – 11:45 am AEST

Franchise relationships don’t always last forever, and when they end, businesses must take proactive steps to safeguard their brand and avoid legal complications. This webinar will equip franchise owners with essential strategies to navigate the transition smoothly.

Join Gemma Abbey (Practice Leader) and Cameron Graf (Senior Lawyer) as they cover:

  • Compliance with the Franchising Code during franchise termination
  • Strategies to protect brand identity and intellectual property before termination
  • Legal actions available post-termination for rights infringement

This free session is designed to help franchise owners manage transitions effectively and prevent costly disputes. 

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Unlocking Series A: Navigating Your First Major Capital Raise | In-Person Event

Tuesday 27 May | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM AEST 

Location: LegalVision Office, Surry Hills, NSW

Securing Series A funding is a critical milestone for startups, opening doors to significant growth opportunities. As the funding landscape becomes more competitive, understanding investor expectations and legal processes is essential for success.

Join Sian McLachlan (LegalVision), Nick Brown (Airtree), and Sophie Mao (OIF Ventures) as they cover:

  • Key factors investors look for in funding decisions
  • The due diligence process for later-stage rounds
  • Strategies for optimizing employee share option plans
  • Convertible instruments, pricing, and investor rights
  • How to structure secondary sales and take money off the table
  • Practical tips for running a smooth transaction process

This in-person event includes a live Q&A and networking session, plus an exclusive opportunity for a free legal consultation. 

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SIL Success Blueprint: Mastering the Legal & Financial Landscape | Webinar

Thursday 29 May | 11:00 AM AEST

Successfully running a Supported Independent Living (SIL) business goes beyond quality care—it requires a strong legal and financial foundation. This webinar will equip business owners with key strategies to navigate compliance, manage operations, and optimize revenue.

Join Astrid Rivalland (LegalVision), Nicole Gamerov (MyCareSpace), and Mathew Cagney (ShiftCare) as they cover:

  • Business structuring for long-term success
  • Privacy and cybersecurity essentials for safeguarding client data
  • Software and insurance setup for operational security
  • Managing duty of care, negligence, and client transitions
  • Crafting service agreements to protect your business
  • Streamlining payments and invoicing for better cash flow
  • Efficient rostering strategies to optimize care ratios and vacancy management

This session offers practical insights to ensure your SIL business remains legally secure and financially sustainable. 

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Sexual Harassment: What Every Business Needs to Know Now | Webinar

Tuesday 3 June | 11:00 AM AEST

Every employer has a legal duty to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, especially with recent updates to workplace laws, including new obligations in Queensland. This webinar will help businesses understand their responsibilities and implement best practices for compliance.

Join Dickson Wu (Senior Lawyer) and Eleanor Kenny (Lawyer) as they discuss:

  • What constitutes sexual harassment in the workplace
  • Work, Health & Safety obligations for employers
  • How to identify, assess, and control risks related to harassment
  • Practical compliance tips to safeguard employees and businesses
  • The latest law changes, including new Queensland regulations

Ensure your business is prepared and aligned with evolving legal requirements. 

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AI, Data & Automation: Legal Risks and Technical Solutions | Webinar

Thursday 12 June | 11:00 AM AEST

AI, data, and automation are transforming business operations, but they also introduce complex legal challenges. This webinar will equip businesses with the insights needed to navigate evolving regulations, protect data, and address intellectual property concerns.

Join Phoebe Chester (LegalVision) and Shaun Leisegang (Tecala) as they cover:

  • The latest market trends shaping AI, data, and automation
  • Real-world case studies, including insights from My Plan Manager
  • Key legal considerations, from data privacy obligations to IP ownership when innovating
  • How businesses can avoid risks when using third-party technology

Ensure your business is prepared for the future by understanding both the technical and legal implications of AI adoption.

Register now

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Yajush Gupta

Yajush Gupta

Yajush is a journalist at Dynamic Business. He previously worked with Reuters as a business correspondent and holds a postgrad degree in print journalism.

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