June Edition Inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs’. Next week we’ll host the team from illuminate Education in Moree for the primary illuminate challenge, bringing together bright minds in y
Inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs’.
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Next week we’ll host the team from illuminate Education in Moree for the primary illuminate challenge, bringing together bright minds in years 5 & 6 from the across the LGA. Like the hugely successful secondary challenge the students will work through a community based challenge, developing confident, creative and capable young people, with a focus on four core skills, communication, understanding, problem solving and working smarter. The students would love your feedback, we still have some spaces for community members to help mentor or judge this challenge, it’s just an hour or so over the week. Please reach out to Kirsty if you’re available to help. Please note a valid WWCC is required.
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EiR Ian Mason visits Moree.
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Last week our Expert in Residence Ian Mason returned to the region for a busy few days. We worked with Moree Secondary College Students as they delved into their Game Changer Challenge, this year their wicked problem is we have a global challenge of ensuring healthy lives for all, at all ages. Lots of critical thinking and research was undertaken by the students, we look forward to continuing to work with them until their final submission.
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Ian met with Kerrie from indigenous start-up Yinarr-Ma, as well as many other businesses around town for dedicated one-on-one business consultations. Please reach out if you’d like to work with Ian on his next visit.
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Don’t miss our upcoming activities.
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“So you think you want to start a business?” A Workshop
Does that sound a little scary, but also exciting? Have you got a bit of idea, but not sure if it can take off?
Join Adam Mostogl (CEO & Chief Entrepreneur, The Van Diemen Project) who will let you in on what it takes to start your own business, to create your own job and to turn your passion into your work for the future. He’ll talk through what is involved in starting a business: the first steps, ideas for a business, the must haves vs the nice to haves, and let you know about the free help that is out there to help you start your own business. Book in for the Monday or Wednesday session.
Start-Up Mentoring Sessions with Adam Mostogl
Adam Mostogl (CEO & Chief Entrepreneur, The Van Diemen Project) has offered one on one business mentoring sessions to start-ups or those looking to scale up! Bookings can be made here
The Leverage Program – Narrabri
The LEVERAGE Program is a high impact, 12-month program for founders and entrepreneurs who are focused on growing their business. LEVERAGE helps to simplify strategy, create engaged teams, execute reliably, and increase cash flow. Regardless of where you are on the entrepreneurial ladder, this program covers topics including; financial literacy, strategy, business plans, sales, team building, business development, cashflow and marketing in a practical manner. LEVERAGE gets real about life, and life skills such a leadership, relationships, psychology and wealth conversations will also be covered. For more information please reach out to Kirsty
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Advanced e-commerce program
A series of 12 free webinars available to NSW businesses looking to grow their operations online, this series started last week but, the resources are still available online as well as the remaining 9 webinars. For those in the e-commerce space it’s worth a look.
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Tourism Grants for indigenous Business
Are you, or do you know a brilliant Indigenous Tourism operator who could benefit from a grant? The Tourism Grants for Indigenous Business funding round aims to increase the number of Indigenous-owned tourism products available in the market. This grant round will support Indigenous-owned tourism businesses and Indigenous-owned community organisations to plan for or grow their tourism businesses within the tourism sector. More information can be found here
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How to make the damn thing.
Have 10 minutes spare? Listen to The Lady Start Up Academy (guys, it’s fine to listen too) on getting a product manufactured.
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Networking event for local businesses.
Looking to become a supplier to Newell Hwy heavy duty pavement upgrades? Meet the project team and learn about the opportunities for start-ups and existing businesses, Thursday 16 June – Max Centre Ballroom, 30 Heber Street from 3pm.
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Are you sharing the love? Do you know someone who might be interested in our events? If so, please forward our email on to them
Kind regards,
Phoebe and Kirsty
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Aboriginal Social Media & Communications Network 2021
