AIBA

Talk · Dinner · Networking

Top Business Tips & SBDC Services Overview

Bring your business questions. Leave with a plan.

An evening of top business tips and a guided tour of the Small Business Development Corporation’s services, with Andrew Maurice from the SBDC. Then dinner with fellow owners and professionals from the local community.

On the agenda

Five things you’ll hear about

Practical and informative, including the free and low-cost support the SBDC offers Western Australian small businesses.

  1. 01Key success tips for small business owners
  2. 02Common challenges, and how to overcome them
  3. 03Business planning and growth strategies
  4. 04Government-supported resources and advisory services
  5. 05How the SBDC can help you start, run and grow your business
Your speaker

Andrew Maurice

Small Business Development Corporation (SBDC), Western Australian Government

Andrew will share practical tips and walk through the support services the SBDC makes available to Western Australian small businesses, many of them free or low-cost.

Who should come

Wherever you are in business, there’s a seat for you

Starting out

You have an idea or a brand-new business. New and aspiring small business owners are very welcome.

Growing

You run an established enterprise and want planning and growth strategies for the next stage.

Sharpening up

You want to improve business performance and find out what advisory support is available to you.

How the evening runs

7:00 PMArrive and settle inDoors open at the Percy Doyle Centre, Main Hall. Say hello and find a seat.
7:30 PMThe session beginsTop business tips and the SBDC services overview with Andrew Maurice.
ThenDinner and networkingVeg and non-veg Indian buffet, and time to connect with fellow business owners and professionals.
Tickets

Talk, dinner and a room full of contacts

$25 for AIBA members, $35 for non-members (AUD). Online payments include a platform fee of 1.5% + $0.30 per booking. Every ticket includes the buffet dinner.

Open to AIBA members and non-members alike. Questions? Contact AIBA.