Calling all young entrepreneurs!
Starting a new business offers both excitement and challenge. Do you have a plan for the next phase of growth and success?
If you are a young entrepreneur (ie up to age 35 but exceptions can be made) and have operated your business for two years or more, you will be thrilled to learn that the NSW Government subsidised Stepping Up Mentoring Program is coming to Ryde in 2009.
Stepping Up is a program that helps small business owners grow and succeed and to build profits, jobs and exports. The program is subsidised by NSW Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) www.smallbiz.nsw.gov.au.
Stepping Up Ryde will help young entrepreneurs to update their business plans for growth and success and to better equip them to face the highly competitive, technologically savvy, global and green ‘new economy’.
Stepping Up Ryde is designed for busy people. Short breakfast workshops, group coaching, one-on-one expert mentoring and self paced e-learning is an ideal blend to give you the learning you need with minimum impact on your business.
Stepping Up Ryde will kick-off in late September during Small Business Month. The program will run over 8 weeks in the Ryde/Macquarie Park area from October 20 to December 9, 2009.
Stepping Up Ryde has four (4) core components.
Eight (8) hrs of workshops on current business growth issues facilitated Greg Jenkins of TinCAN Learning
Eight (8) hrs of group coaching where participants consolidate their knowledge, network with like minded entrepreneurs and learn from each other
Ten (10) hrs of one-on-one mentoring with an experienced business person who is a “voice of experience”
Self directed e-learning via a web based course management system with hundreds of valuable links and resources
As a young entrepreneur, you will pay only $250 plus GST after a massive government subsidy of $750. Places are limited. If you know of anyone who would benefit from this program, do pass this information to them. It’s a fantastic offer.
Stepping Up Ryde is supported by Ryde Business Forum, City of Ryde, Macquarie Park Rotary and the NSW Government.