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The research team conducting a workshop in Bunbury
Grant awarded by funding body: Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation
Research title: Business continuity and resilience: capacity building and upskilling post COVID-19 for micro, small and medium businesses in WA.
Year of Award: 2020
Funding: AU$100,000
Qty: 1
Research team members:
Background
We are assisting the Western Australian State government and businesses to build recovery post-COVID-19 by designing and offering capacity building and upskilling of micro, small and medium businesses in recovery and resilience.
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Workshops
ECU School of Business and Law is offering workshops and networking opportunities. If you are interested in hosting a workshop on ‘Networking for Introverts’ or ’10 steps to Building Business Resilience’ please contact Dr Fleur Sharafizad (fleur.sharafizad@ecu.edu.au).
Survey and social media
Do you want to be part of our research and help WA business recovery post-COVID-19? Complete our 10-15-minute survey and/or participate in a confidential research interview. The interview takes approximately 30 minutes and can be done virtually, please contact Dr Fleur Sharafizad for more information (fleur.sharafizad@ecu.edu.au).
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