Owning and operating your own business requires you to constantly ‘put yourself out there' so people know about your business and what it does. 
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Register today for the Women Chiefs of Enterprises International's annual conference at Parliament House in Canberra on September 16 and 17.
The Victorian Immigrant and Refugee Women's Coalition offers a free mentoring care support service for female international students.
Tasmanian Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business, Ms Rebecca White said the Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania Fine Food Awards was a wonderful opportunity to showcase the variety and quality of Tasmanian produce.
By lodging your tax return, you will reduce your chance of getting a debt and ensure you are paid the correct amount of Family Tax Benefit.
Australia's Regions: Australia's Future focuses on AgriFood's successful employer and community driven initiatives that seek to attract, develop and retain workers in regional communities.
Your chance to go into the draw to win a SoundWaves waterproof pouch valued at $79.95 from Get Networking.
Canberra women are being encouraged to apply for two ACT Government scholarships aimed at improving their boardroom skills. Each scholarship is worth approximately $5,000.
An alumnus of University of Queensland's TC Beirne School of Law, Dr Kala Mulqueeny, has been named a Yale World Fellow for 2010.
Why is a family business different from any other? Do the advantages make it worthwhile - or is it something wise people stay away from?
"The RIRDC Rural Women's Award is a life changing opportunity that opens up a positive and powerful network of like minded rural women and influential people from across primary industries"
AgriFood Skills Australia is offering three (3) International Fellowships in 2010, in conjunction with the International Specialised Skills (ISS) Institute. These fellowships are valued at $10,000 each.
