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Small businesses expect Budget benefits
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Big change coming in next 5 years
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Beyond Tomorrow: Lessons from the lockdown
Everything you need to know about managing your small business in these challenging times.
Beyond Tomorrow: Lessons from the lockdown
In this session, we’ll talk to a group of experts about what lessons businesses can take away from the lockdown, and how they can apply those to protect their organisation in the future.
Business leader overcome with emotion at dire outcome for business post COVID-19
Former International cricketer turned business leader is overcome with emotion while discussing the plight of NZ's small businesses in a COVID-19 world.
Beyond Tomorrow: Trade supply chain
In this session, we’ll talk about how export businesses are faring with the impacts of COVID-19 and what can be done to help support local SMEs selling offshore.
Beyond Tomorrow: Decisions facing directors and safe harbour provisions
In this session, we will discuss the decisions facing directors and the new safe harbour provisions that have been recently announced.
Beyond Tomorrow: How to raise capital in New Zealand
In this episode we discuss what to do when faced with tough financial business decisions, and how businesses can take on new investment to help them not just survive, but succeed.
Beyond Tomorrow: Health and safety after lockdown
In this session, we discuss the latest health and safety procedures, and how you can keep your business running without compromising the health of your staff.
Beyond Tomorrow: Staying afloat or winding down
In this session, we’ll talk about the decisions business face when deciding whether to stay afloat or wind down, and where they can get help to decide what’s best for them.
Beyond Tomorrow: Preparing for our new normal
In this session, we’ll look at what the new world created by our response to the pandemic might be like for business and how they can prepare for it
Beyond Tomorrow: Govt Tax Package
In this session, we’ll talk about the tax package announced by the Government and what it might mean for local businesses
Beyond Tomorrow: How to lead during lockdown
In this session, we’ll talk about how to lead a business during the lockdown, tools to help manage the process and how to manage those difficult conversations.
Beyond Tomorrow: Tax relief during and after lockdown
In this session, we’ll take a ‘plain English’ look at the latest changes to the tax system, and how SMEs can access the support they need to keep trading.
Beyond Tomorrow: Bouncing back from failure
How can entrepreneurs recognise that their business is not them, and that its possible failure in times like these is not a reflection of them personally.
Beyond Tomorrow: Managing your mental health through lockdown
Tools to help you manage your mental health through lockdown period.
Beyond Tomorrow: Legal advisory
Lease agreements, rent forgiveness, eviction – Commercial lease, what you need to know
Goff vs Tamihere - who's best for business?
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When to start hiring people
Bringing employee number one on board is the first step on your path from running....