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Building Sustainable Small Business is a two-year project to develop and support sustainable small business in the Scenic Rim Region.

This website provides information on the opportunities available for you and your business to participate in this innovative program and provides an ongoing resource for businesses participating in the BSSB program.
 
What is BSSB? A Program Overview...

Building Sustainable Small Business is all about improving small business skills, small business prosperity and local economic resilience in the Scenic Rim Region.
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FREE EVENING WORKSHOP PROGRAM HAPPENING NOW...

A series of 3 consecutive evening workshops in Beaudesert, Mount Tamborine and Boonah - free for small business owners, managers,

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Mentoring, Training and Leadership Program

A comprehensive program for small business owners, operators and managers available throughout 2008 with enrolments open until July. Practical, hands-on and highly

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Sustainable Business Networking Program

A developing network for sustainable businesses in the Scenic Rim Region

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Ethos Foundation News

  • Afri-Ganza Concert
    Dynamic African Sounds and RhythmsValanga Khoza - Andrea Watson - King Marong - Budaka Friday 29th August 2008 - Beechmont...
  • Stillness in Action Retreats
    Stillness in Action Retreats - 2008 /09 programBobbi’s dharma talks from the retreats are now all on the website, and...
  • Transition to Reslience
    Planning for Energy Descent in our CommunityWhat This workshop is especially for those have awareness and concern around the hydrocarbon...

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Mentoring, Training and Leadership series – enrolments being accepted until August 2008 – limited to 10 businesses. Read More...

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Announcements!

Special Announcement - Mentoring, Training and Leadership Program

The Mentoring, Training and Leadership (MTL) program is now even more accessible and flexible for Scenic Rim participants. A key component of this program is 6 full day classes toward accredited...

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