1.00pm, Tuesday 26th February
Getting started in business.
Speaker: Rob Lockhart, Presenter-Westpac's Davidson Institute
Duration: 30 - 45 minutes
The prospect of starting your own business can be thrilling but daunting at the same time. Whether it’s a desire to be your own boss, or turning a passion into a job, there are many things to consider if you are thinking about starting a business.
Our 30-45 minute interactive webinar will help to focus your thinking and provide valuable sources of information as you get started. You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions of our facilitator.
Our experienced facilitator will cover:
- Identifying your target market.
- Bringing your idea to life.
- Legal and financial considerations.
- Planning for the long term.
This webinar is ideal for anyone who:
- Has recently started their own business.
- Is looking to start a business in the future.
If you're unable to attend at this time there is a recorded version of the webinar that you can view at any time.
You can also download the Ready for Business Guide for more information on Getting Started in Business.
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