Running a business can be challenging.
Running a business from a remote, regional or country area sees those challenges amplified. You may have limited access to mentors, role models, networking events and feel the isolation that many business owners feel, in a totally different way.
The Australian Businesswomen’s Network boasts members in all parts of remote, regional and country Australia. In fact, the Australian Businesswomen’s Network is the only organisation that provides online training, mentoring resource and member-only benefits to small business owners regardless of their location. We’d like to share the stories of some of our non-city-based members with you, so that we can all learn from their experiences, tips to other women and their inspiring stories.
Here are just a few of the stories:
Technology helps Coffs Coast homewares distributor access resources to grow her businessUnder the charge of Rachael MacLaren, the humble doormat is being revamped. Her company, Adoremat, offers custom designed doormats that are functional and attractive – a venture that Rachael is deeply passionate about. | |
Technology helps Wagga Wagga Designer Makes Waves Across AustraliaRunning a successful web development business from the shores of an idyllic beach location is a dream beyond the reach of most people. For Bianca Board, it’s an everyday reality. | |
How Successful Tasmanian PR Agency Booms Despite Access to Big City NetworkingA spontaneous trip to the Department of Fair Trading to register the business name, ‘Strawberry Communications’, marked the beginning of Johanna Baker-Dowdell’s foray into the world of small business. |
Are you located in a regional or rural area?
Membership to the Australian Businesswomen’s Network gives you 24-7 access to education, inspiration, networks and opportunities to grow your business.
