Belmont Bec in Cloverdale | Community organisation

Belmont Bec

Locality: Cloverdale

Phone: +61 8 9479 3777

Address: 3/216 Belmont Ave,Cloverdale 6105 Cloverdale, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.belmontbec.com/

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22.01.2022 'LIVE' WEBINAR for your business - Creating An Online Shop Through this workshop you will develop skills on: * Custom develop your store or a standardised platform that someone else develops? * Host your store yourself or Software As A Service subscription?... * Compare mainstream Software As A Service Options * Logistics of licences required, returns policies, & financial accounting * SEO and dominating the online space for YOUR market * A store that matches the products or services you are selling automate for delivery of the products you sell Thursday March 4th, 9:30am-12noon Cost: $20 http://ow.ly/E62F50DJp4P Presenter, Kimmaree Thompson, The Digital Business Agency Kimmaree Thompson is a positive change and digital business consultant, she uses a strengths-based approach rooted in science of positive psychology combined with solid structured problem solving as a Certified REASON root cause analysis lead analyst and trainer. Kimmaree has a passion for creative industries and regional development and is a Board Member of the Food, Fibre & Timber Industries Training Council (WA) Inc. This $20 'LIVE' Webinar is supported by the Small Business Development Corporation and the Government of Western Australia. For free advice and guidance on starting and growing your business, and details of all their workshops visit smallbusiness.wa.gov.au

21.01.2022 Belmont Business ‘Ask an Expert’ Sundowner February 24th - Promote your business & make new contacts. 5pm-7pm, Wednesday, 24th February Function Room, Empire Bar 220 Great Eastern Highway, Lathlain... Speakers: VIP Guest Speaker WA Treasurer Hon Ben Wyatt, MLA will update on the WA business economy and state govt support offered for small business and will take questions from the floor. Cassie Rowe MLA (Member for Belmont) updating on WA Government small business support and gaining feedback from attendees on small business issues being faced in 2021. Malav Oza, (Integer Tax & Business Advisory) tips and checklist on dealing with business disruption, developing new strategies to survive and prosper. Janine Blake (Food, Fibre, Timber Industry Training Council) outlining information on Government subsidies on Traineeships and how FFTITC has partnered with TCFWA who is undertaking a WA TCF Industry Skills Analysis re skill gaps in WA industry sector. Jasmyn Mumme (Activ Debt Specialists) business debt management in and ways to avoid bankruptcy. Understanding options that can protect your business and personal assets without borrowing more money. Carol Hanlon (Belmont BEC, TCFWA, BPW Business Incubator) will update on United Nations CSW 65, NGO Virtual Forums, and how you can participate including ‘Economic Empowerment of Women showcasing the Sustainable Development Goals’ with invited local & global presenters. 16th Designedge Innovation Festival call out for speaker & sponsor opportunities 28th Belmont & Western Australian Small Business Awards sponsor opportunities $10 BEC Members - $20 Non Members Savories Provided, Drinks at Bar Prices, Private Function Room, Door Prizes. Door Prizes: BBEC $99 Bronze Membership & Kym Illman Autographed Book 'Customer Service' Become a Member Belmont BEC http://ow.ly/vWtN50DCbuU Bookings Essential: Register online, email or phone 9479 3777 http://ow.ly/OszX50DCbuT

18.01.2022 Do you know any Western Australian business involved with Fibre or Skin? Operating in the Fashion & TCF Industries, we are researching skill gaps in the sector. Please share our Skills Audit link www.tcfwa.com/skillsaudit http://www.newsmaker.com.au//TCFWA-TO-CONDUCT-A-SKILLS-ANA

18.01.2022 The Coffee Club Belmont Forum is the winner of the Judges Award in 27th Belmont & WA Small Business Awards. With hardwork and resilience, they grew the business and in 2016 won a trip to Singapore, after winning an instore ‘smashed avo’ promotion. This led onto winning Franchise of the Year WA. Refurbishments to Belmont Forum meant that the business had to close down, but when reopening finally arrived, Preeti and Bindya, the owners worked around the clock to ensure a smooth ...operation and to re-establish their business with customers. When Covid-19 hit, they were quick to brainstorm ideas on how they could retain business. They quickly joined food delivery services meant that the business could stay afloat during lockdown. Now, the business is operating at 50% of its total seating capacity but has exceeded the year to date sales figures. The Judges Award is supported by Belmont BEC. Belmont BEC established the Belmont Small Business Awards in 1994 to provide recognition and encouragement for the professionalism of small business achievements. The Judges Award was introduced to acknowledge a deserving small business and its notable achievements. Full list of winners http://www.newsmaker.com.au//Winners-of-27th-Belmont-&-Wes Pics and all details view http://belmontbec.com/awards/ Belmont Western Australian Small Business Winner Awards Release 2020 https://bit.ly/3nm5XqC

01.01.2022 LIVE' WEBINAR for your small business - Circular Economy and Sustainability Through this live webinar you will gain knowledge in - An overview of the circular economy and the sustainable development goals (SDG's) Business value in a circular economy and opportunities for new businesses... Product lifecycle and longer-life products Remanufacture, recapture value on a product or component level Recycle opportunities and reducing waste Wednesday February 17th, 12noon-1pm Cost: $20 http://ow.ly/MidN50DwaJv Presenter Darren Lomman, Greenbatch Foundation Darren Lomman is the founder of Greenbatch, a local social enterprise inspired after he heard the shocking estimation that by 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. After learning none of the plastic collected in our yellow lid recycling bin had ever been reprocessed in WA, Darren took on a mission to build WA’s first waste plastic reprocessing plant. This $20 'LIVE' Webinar is supported by the Small Business Development Corporation and the Government of Western Australia. For free advice and guidance on starting and growing your business, and details of all their workshops visit smallbusiness.wa.gov.au