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BRM Advisory

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8168 8400

Address: Level 8, 420 King William Street 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.brmadvisory.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Understanding SuperStream, Tax Planning and the impacts of Capital Gains Tax when contemplating the sale of assets.

19.01.2022 BRM Holdich are thrilled for Slingsby and their Helpmann Award nomination for the show The Young King. Slingsby is one of several small and medium South Australian companies that received no four-year funding from the Australia Council in its latest round a decision that has put its future in doubt. It has been forced to launch a crowdfunding campaign to help it tour The Young King and undertake new work. If you wish to support Slingsby visit https://australianculturalfund.org.au//slingsbys-2017-cre/

19.01.2022 The end of a great night. Fun tennis at its best

18.01.2022 BRM Holdich wishes Mark Booth, Director, all the best as he embarks on Signature Tour 2017, Tour de Cure, on Friday. All his hard work training for this event is about to pay off! Mark has been raising funds to help cure cancer through research, support and prevention projects. He has reached his fundraising goal of $12,000, a great achievement already, well done Mark and all that have supported him. The ride starts in Hotham on Friday and finishes in Hobart on 1 April, 9 day...s and 1,262 kilometres of riding. An incredible task and physical challenge, better you Mark than us! All the best and happy pedalling! https://www.tourdecure.com.au//cbadfdd8fa08239d39c1d99feea

17.01.2022 So what does the 2017/18 Federal Budget mean? Read our newsletter which summarises announcements made. http://www.brmholdich.com.au/newslett/BRM_enews_201705.html

16.01.2022 "Attracting more women to the field of Information Security requires mentoring and inspiring an interest in technology".

16.01.2022 Security is a two-way street, and you must oversee that your contracts are drafted appropriately and your risks are dealt with, and data security has been managed, Mr Chew said.

15.01.2022 Great seeing all the staff at KelledyJones hard at work for a great cause.

14.01.2022 Attending De La Soul, Carl Cox @ S.C Pannell Wines at the weekend. A great day / afternoon / evening of music, dancing and of course SC Pannell wines, well done guys!

13.01.2022 BRM Holdich congratulates James Booth on passing his final Institute of Chartered Accountants (CA) program exam. An outstanding achievement, well done James!

11.01.2022 Two Australians appointed to ISACA Board - One from BRM Holdich.

09.01.2022 BRM Holdich congratulates Geoff Holdich on his naming in the Australia Day Honours List with an OAM (Order of the Medal of Australia) for his services to South Australian Rugby Union. Over many years Geoff has served on the Board of Management of South Australian Rugby Union, including in the Capacity of Commissioner, Code of Conduct; Vice-President; and President for a period of 12 years. He has also served as President and Treasurer of his local club, the Old Collegians Rugby Club.

09.01.2022 A smart and connected community #AdelaideCityCouncil

08.01.2022 BRM Holdich would like to congratulate S.C. Pannell Wines on their 2015 winning streak including being named 2015 Gourmet Traveller Wine Winemaker of the Year and recent wins at the Royal Melbourne Wine Awards - The 2014 GST was awarded the trophy for Best Grenache, Red Rhone Varietal or Blend of Red Rhone Varieties. The 2014 Tempranillo Touriga got the nod for Best Red Blend.

06.01.2022 We are delighted that our very own Jo Stewart-Rattray, Director Information Security & IT Assurance has been invited to be a part of the official Australian Government delegation to the 62nd Session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women to be held in New York in March 2018. There are links to the press release from the Minister for Women and the ISACA press release if you would like more information. https://ministers.pmc.gov.au//recommitting-nation-fight...-ge http://www.isaca.org//ISACA-Board-Director-Joins-Australia https://www.isaca.org/Knowledge-Ce//Lists/Posts/Post.aspx

05.01.2022 Should the Chief Information Security Officer report to the Chief Executive? A look at why security executives reporting to the Chief Information Officer function might not be the right structure.

05.01.2022 BRM Holdich would like to congratulate Jo Stewart-Rattray, Director Information Security and IT Assurance on her recognition in this years South Australian Womens Honour Roll for her contributions as an IT professional, educator and mentor.

03.01.2022 BRM Holdich summarise for you announcements made by the Federal Government in releasing the 2016/2017 Federal Budget on 3 May 2016.

02.01.2022 Merry Christmas.

01.01.2022 Better Quality Sleep = Better Workplace - the resilience institute www.resiliencei.com Most of us are getting 1 hours sleep less than what we need. The cost on good decision-making, productivity and general health is enormous. In a recent study* we conducted globally, over 3 years, we found that 43.3% of all respondents ranked highly on questions relating to tiredness and fatigue. Tips for Improving Your Sleep ... Wake up at the same time each day, preferably at dawn. Recover sleep debt by going to bed early, rather than sleeping in. Aim to sleep for 7-8 hours per night. Take power-naps after lunch for 15 minutes = 3 hours performance benefit. Discover your own circadian / ultradian rhythm (owl or lark). Improve sleep quality: stop caffeine intake before 2pm try a small, early dinner with limited alcohol and protein turn off technology at least an hour before sleep create a cool, dark and quite bedroom - avoid technology in room schedule your exercise early in the day Sleep Awareness Week July, 2015 Many studies reveal the significant cost of employee presenteeism (reduced productivity due to attending work while physically or mentally unwell). A recent study** based on Australian workers, shows the association between poor sleep quality and quantity with higher presenteeism. Sleep and rest are vital to our health and wellbeing. Technology among other factors, has disrupted our body clocks and the first step to getting a good nights sleep, is understanding the science behind it." Stuart Taylor Managing Director The Resilience Institute Australia