A practical approach to improving efficiency, profitability & resilience in the Greenlife Sector

The Business Resilience Series is delivered by Moshie on behalf of the Farm Business Resilience Program, jointly funded through the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund and the NSW Government.

In today’s economic climate, business leaders must focus on efficiency, profitability, and long-term resilience. This workshop is the first in a regular series designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies to strengthen your business.

Whether your business goals include team building, more time off, higher profitability, business growth, or succession planning, this session will help you take meaningful steps toward a plan for success.

Who should attend?

📌 Business Owners & Leaders – Strengthen your business strategy for long-term success.
📌 Senior Commercial & Operations Managers – Improve efficiency and financial performance.

What to expect

✅ Hands-on strategies to improve sustainability and resilience
✅ Proven methodologies for business growth and profitability
✅ Allied Support from Industry Partners
✅ Networking opportunities with industry professionals

Ticket Pricing

🎟 Early Bird Special: $66 per ticket (until March 28th, 2025)
*Early Bird Limited to First 25 x tickets
🎟 Standard Admission: $88 per ticket

Event Schedule

12:30pm – Registration & networking
1:30pm – Event commences
2:50pm – Networking break with canapés, tea & coffee
3:20pm – Event resumes
5:15pm – Workshop concludes
5:15pm – Canapés & refreshments
7:00pm – Networking concludes

💡 Connect with industry peers over canapés and refreshments from 5:30pm, with networking running until 7:00pm.

Questions? Contact Josh at josh@moshie.biz

💳 Payment options: Buying multiple tickets? Prefer an invoice instead of paying through Humanitix? Contact josh@moshie.biz for alternative payment arrangements.

🛡️ Privacy Notice: By submitting this form, you consent to Moshie collecting, using, and disclosing the information you provide. This data will be shared with the Farm Business Resilience Program and may be shared with its funding bodies including the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD). All data is managed in accordance with the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998.