The term 'Cash is King' has been around for decades and describes the importance of cash to survive - for any business. A business may have promising revenue streams, a frugal expense base and significant income but if it's financial operations are not designed and managed efficiently to accrue cash, it could still produce a negative cash flow.

In this workshop we will be joined by guest speaker Belinda Hall who will discuss the four fundamental Cash Flow success factors, how to conduct a quick Business/Cash Flow Health Check, how to review and forecast Cash Flow, how to understand the 7 change levers and how to build an action plan. While there are many factors that contribute to the success of a business, efficient management of cash flow is essential to survival.

Register today to ensure your spot – Tickets are limited and this event must be on the top of your list to get your business ready for 2023 (and beyond)!

5.00pm start ꟾ 7.00pm finish *NSW time | light refreshment served

The Entrepreneurship Facilitator Services is an initiative of the Australian Government. The program aims to promote opportunities in self-employment and support business through assistance in starting, surviving and growing your business. Sourdough Business Pathways is one of 23 Entrepreneurship Providers across Australia supporting anyone wanting to start their own business or who already run a micro-business.

These sessions are free for eligible clients who are starting a business or who run a micro business (with less than 4 staff). Sourdough Business Pathways are the Entrepreneurship Facilitator for the Region of Richmond-Tweed (Tweed Heads) providing workshops, mentoring, networking opportunities and one-to-one facilitator sessions across the Byron Bay and Tweed regions. Our support extends as far north as Tweed Heads and south to Lennox Heads and Bangalow.

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In collaboration with our Entrepreneurship Facilitator Program and Workforce Australia.

By attending this workshop you give consent to being photographed, filmed and recorded in any medium by any of the staff of the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations ('the Department'); the Department's agents, including but not limited to any photographer, interviewer, creative agency or media organisation.

At the end of this workshop you will be expected to complete a short feedback survey.