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Business owners to benefit from virtual event
MyBusiness, nestegg’s sister brand, is bringing together an impressive line-up of decision makers, dignitaries, business owners and mental health advocates over three half-days in September, as part of the only 100 per cent virtual, free conference for business owners in Australia.
Business owners to benefit from virtual event
MyBusiness, nestegg’s sister brand, is bringing together an impressive line-up of decision makers, dignitaries, business owners and mental health advocates over three half-days in September, as part of the only 100 per cent virtual, free conference for business owners in Australia.
There’s no denying that times are extremely tough for small to medium business owners as the coronavirus crisis continues to wreak havoc across the country.
But in their endless fight to keep afloat and to be part of Australia’s post-COVID economic resurgence, business owners need access to the right information, strategies, tactics and tools.
Having recognised that the immensity of information available can be overwhelming for struggling business owners, MyBusiness has decided to throw an all-encompassing, 100 per cent virtual conference, entirely free.
With over 20 expert-led sessions, keynote addresses by government officials, including small business minister Michaelia Cash, fireside chats, panel discussions, product solution demos, networking opportunities and one-on-one conversations with product and service providers – business owners will gain the critical information and vital tactics needed to ensure their business not only survives the COVID crisis, but thrives.
“Our unique, live broadcast event was designed specifically to give our small to medium business owners direct access to decision makers and dignitaries that have been part of Australia’s COVID-19 economic response since the beginning,” said Maja Garaca Djurdjevic, editor, MyBusiness.
“At the same time, we want to equip our business owners with the right skills to continue to fight this fight, which is probably the biggest they’ve dealt with in their lifetimes,” she explained.
Set aside a few hours each day to work on your business and plan for the coming pandemic months!
Topics covered will include an overview of the ongoing relief assistance and support during the coronavirus pandemic; how to approach post-stimulus cash flow management and business continuity planning; best mental health practices; and much, much more.
Don’t miss out, register for FREE now.
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