Circular Economy business basics for your business. Do you want your business to operate in a way that is aligned with nature? A business model that rejects the current linear 'take-make-waste' system?

By designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems we can reinvent everything! And it can start with your business. Now more than ever is the time to make the change.

Join us in this Innovation Hub workshop to learn about the basic principles of the circular economy, review real world examples and identify how circular economy principles can be applied in your business model.

The Circular Economy is a system for just that and more. It shares its tenets with ancient, historical and philosophical ways that honour our Earth's natural cycles and finite resources, and builds on this knowledge to create new ways to design, make, and generate value within our planetary boundaries.

Ashleigh Camm, Sourdough’s Expert in Residence, will delve into business concepts that can help us to shift to a thriving, regenerative future: good business, the circular economy, and collaboration.

You will then have the opportunity to review and workshop your business in detail to identify ways to shift your business model to a more circular one.

Ashleigh’s background

Ashleigh’s experience spans over a decade across corporate strategy, corporate finance, investor relations, governance and sustainability, both in Australia and the UK. She has supported CEOs, management teams and boards in large, small and startup organisations, and is now focused on her two passions: helping people, and ambitious responsible business

Tech Savvy Small Business Fully Subsidised - $20 (Resource fee)

CSO subsidised - $50

Full fee - $150

Important information

This workshop is subsidised under the NSW Government’s Tech Savvy Small Business program, part of Smart and Skilled funding, and aims to support small business owners and their staff by providing fully subsidised training in targeted courses. It includes the additional support unit FSKWTG05 - Complete simple workplace formatted texts.

To be eligible for Smart and Skilled training, you must be:
* An Australian Citizen, permanent resident or humanitarian visa holder, or a New Zealand citizen and
* Be aged 15 years or older, and
* Live or work in NSW, and
* No longer be at school or equivalent

To be eligible for Tech Savvy Small Business training, you must be the above, plus:
* An owner of a small business, OR
* An employee of a small business

A Small Business is defined as a business with:
* 20 employees or less, OR
* An annual turnover of less than $2m

If you do not qualify for the TSSB Subsidy you may qualify for the CSO subsidy:

You must be:

* An Australian Citizen, permanent resident or humanitarian visa holder, or a New Zealand citizen and
* Be aged 15 years or older, and
* Live or work in NSW, and
* No longer be at school or equivalent

You agree to provide evidence of eligibility if required.

If you do not qualify for either subsidy you may still enrol in the workshop but will not receive any of the subsidy benefits.

Please note: You may be photographed or filmed for marketing purposes while attending this event. Please advise the organiser if you have questions, concerns, or do not wish this to happen. As an attendee you will be added to the SBP mailing list for event correspondence, follow up and upcoming event information. The option to unsubscribe is available at any time.

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