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By Lucy Suthern
Are you a small business owner looking to reboot, recover or grow your business?
During the month of October, the NSW government is hosting the 4th annual NSW Small Business Month Festival. It aims to provide practical information, ideas and networking opportunities to help businesses start up and grow.
You can partner with the NSW government to help reboot and recover in the wake of the devastating bushfires and the global COVID-19 pandemic.
It is free to take part in and as an official partner you can:
The 2020 themes are designed to help you reboot, upskill and look to the future as part of your recovery phase:
Take part this October to be inspired to start, run or grow your business, connect with like-minded people and gain valuable support. Find an event near you, or join one online. Partner applications are now open and end in mid-October.
For more information on the NSW small business festival month or how to apply visit https://www.businessmonth.nsw.gov.au/.
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