Each new year brings new challenges for business; and in today’s fast changing market it has never been more important to look at every aspect of your business.
Maroondah City Council in partnership with SustainedAbility and the Victorian Government’s Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development is giving ten local businesses the opportunity to improve their marketing skills through the Grow your Business “Group Marketing Program”.
This program has been specifically designed for small to medium businesses and will help review and renew the way you market your business.
Program Details
The program commences Monday March 29 and finishes Friday May 28 and consists of seven sessions:
3 x ½ day Group Workshops which explore the key marketing strategies which drive business growth.
4 x 2 hour Individual Consultations where the application of these strategies on you business is explored. The Group Workshops will be held in the Maroondah City Council Chambers on Tuesday April 13, Tuesday April 27 and Tuesday May 11 from 8.30am to 1.30pm with the Individual Consultations held on your business premises.
For information on how to book for this event or to find out if you qualify to receive a $1,500 grant subsidy from the Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development to help improve the way you market your business contact Nick Bede at SustainedAbility on 9571 9799 or email : nickb@sustainedability.com.au
The fee per business is $500 plus GST with a $1,500 grant from the Victorian Gevernment covering the remaining costs. Due to the dynamic and interactive structure of the program numbers are strictly limitedto ten businesses.
What others had to say about the program:
“The SustainedAbility program is packed with practical tools that can equip any business to look at the big picture; self-asses and build a practical strategy for business growth”
Anthony Iezzi
“Helped me reassess where I was and where I wanted to go … best thing I’ve done in fifteen years”
Bill Burrows
“The course was extremely helpful in providing a clear outline to enable an evaluation of the business as it stood and also define properly who we were, where we wanted to take the business and who our target is.”
Linda Simons
This event is proudly supported by:
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