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Free council-run expo set to help Coast businesses thrive in face of challenges

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A business resilience-building event is set to put residents in direct contact with industry experts and advisors.

The annual Thriving Through Change Business Resilience Expo, to be held on August 5 at Maroochy RSL, will bring together business support organisations, advisors and industry leaders giving local businesses access to practical solutions, networking opportunities and advice to help reduce costs and improve performance.

This year’s keynote speaker is money expert, media commentator and business advocate Effie Zahos, who will share practical insights on navigating changing economic conditions and making more confident business decisions based on consumer needs.

Ms Zahos is the money editor for Channel 9NEWS and a regular finance commentator on the Today show.

She currently sits on the board of the ASX-listed InvestSMART and serves as a director at the Ecstra Foundation.

Through her work with Ecstra, she supports the Talk Money initiative, a national school-based program that has already empowered over 500,000 students to build financial confidence.

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Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli said the event reflected council’s commitment to supporting the region’s small business community.

“Small businesses are the backbone of our local economy and we know many are continuing to face challenges including rising costs, workforce pressures and economic uncertainty,” Mayor Natoli said.

“Thriving Through Change is designed specifically for our small businesses, sole traders and SMEs – focused on turning the concept of business resilience into practical action they can apply straight away.

“Whether you’re looking for ways to reduce costs, improve business performance or connect with the right support services, this event offers useful information and resources in one convenient location.”

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