The Business Bus will visit Raymond Terrace and Salamander Bay in November, giving small business owners a chance to access information and talk with advisors for free.
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“The Business Bus is part of the Berejiklian Government’s multi-million dollar Business Connect program which supports small businesses to thrive in regional economies,” Port Stephens Duty MLC Catherine Cusack said.
“The bus travels with expert advisors on board to help small business on everything from marketing and financial advice to business planning, digital and creative work.
“The Business Bus provides small businesses with access to independent, experienced advisors, plus specialists in the digital and creative sector.”
The Business Bus will visit the following locations between 9am and 3pm:
- Raymond Terrace – William Street between Sturgeon St and Port Stephens St on Thursday, November 1
- Salamander Bay – Space CoWork carpark, 270 Sandy Point Rd, on Friday, November 2
The bus provides business guidance at any stage – from idea, to start-up, expansion, or even an exit plan.
Sessions are free.
To book a spot, call 1300 134 359 or click here.
Liberal candidate Jaimie Abbott said small and family businesses are the backbone of the Port Stephens community and was pleased to see them supported so they can create jobs and grow the local economy.
“Having an expert specialist on hand to offer advice to our local businesses is a huge help,” she said.
“They can assist someone who is ready to take the plunge and start their own business, operators wanting to ensure their business is sustainable or owners wanting to grow.
“People wanting to get out and have a go by starting their own small business should always be afforded the support and advice they need to get going.”
