Multicultural Business Council announces networking event for Small Business Festival Victoria
The Victorian Multicultural Business Ministerial Council has thrown open invitations to to members of bilateral chambers of commerce and multicultural organisations, as well as multicultural business owners, for the 2016 Multicultural Business Networking Event as part of Small Business Festival Victoria.
This event is aimed at multicultural business owners and those looking to expand into overseas markets. The event features a panel of multicultural businesses who will share their stories, provide advice and solutions from topics as diverse as business planning, expanding and exporting to where to access supporting information and government services to maximise the chances of success.
A light networking lunch will follow the panel discussion.
The Small Business Festival is on Tuesday, 2 August, between 11:00am-12:30pm, at Donkey Wheel House, 673 Bourke Street, Melbourne. There is no entry fee but one needs to RSVP by Thursday, 28 July.
For more information about the festival, please visit business.vic.gov.au/festival or phone 13 22 15
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