What can the Capital Region BEC do for my small business?
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We offer a "one-stop-shop" for business information.
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Under the 'Business Advisory Service' program we provide Private and Confidential Business Advice.
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We act as a reference point for various Government and professional services available in the community.
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We provide Business Training
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We run great Business Networking Functions
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Through our experienced staff, the CRBEC stimulates sustainable job creation and economic growth in the Capital Region through the support of successful small businesses.
Who pays for the Capital Region BEC?
The CRBEC has contracts with several government departments to deliver services.
We have a contract with the Australian Government to deliver low
cost business services through the Capital Region BEC.
We have a contract to provide Free 'Business Advisory Services' with the NSW Department of
Industry and Investment.
The Work Placement Coordinators in Queanbeyan, Goulburn and Young
are funded by the Commonwealth Department of Education, Employment
and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and NSW Department of Education and Training.
DEEWR funds a Careers and Transition program manager to support up to date careers advice and programs in the region.
DEEWR also funds the 'Adopt a School' program in the region.
Further funding and local support comes from the local councils in the areas we cover - the Queanbeyan City Council provides
some in-kind support.
Other income is derived from training programs, networking events and other fee-for-service activities.
Membership fees collected from our members is also very important to the ongoing viability of the Capital Region BEC.
Why is the Capital Region BEC so successful?
Although partly funded from Government funds, the Capital Region BEC is largely free from traditional limitations and bureaucratic controls and so we can provide you with impartial and confidential services.
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