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Victoria Police’s 2017 Kopkoda Breakfast raised more than $200,000 to help young people from the North West to develop life and leadership skills.
The Matthews Steer team was front and centre on Super Boss Day – May 26 – hosting two tables at the Heart Kids ‘Off The Cuff’ lunch at The Trust in Melbourne.
People think forecasting is only something accountants do and don’t understand the value, but if you go into the year blind and don’t have a vision for where you’re going and plans for how to get there it’s unlikely that you’ll achieve – or exceed – your goals.
Don’t use busyness as an excuse not to take time out to reflect on what’s been, what could be, and what you want your legacy to be, Matthews Steer’s General Manager Catherine Duncan told attendees at our Women in Business breakfast at the start of June.
In November 2016 a number of superannuation changes proposed in the 2016-17 Federal Budget passed parliament and became legislation. These new measures, which come into force on July 1 this year, impose more restrictions on the ways people contribute to their super.
Magda Szubanski exhorted businesswomen to understand what the matrix is, lift themselves out of it, and throw out the things that want to keep you down at Moonee Valley Women in Business' March Luncheon.
Madonna once said: ‘we are living in a material world,’ but Class Plastics’ Daniel Carapellotti and Mario Nastri explained that they are far more than just packaging, at our first Success Stories breakfast of 2017.
On 2 December 2016 the government introduced changes to the taxation of working holiday makers (WHMS).
The Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) scheme is an Australian Government financial assistance program for aspiring and current exporters that encourages small and medium sized Australian businesses to develop export markets.
Successful SMEs face a myriad challenges as they expand and evolve and many business owners succumb to common pitfalls, their businesses falling by the wayside before they ever have the chance to achieve their potential. But it doesn't have to be that way... By Ken Matthews.
The Automotive Supply Chain Transition Program (ASCTP) is a Victorian Government initiative that supports workers, communities and businesses affected by the closure of large scale passenger car manufacturing in the state.
Legendary economist Jonathan Pain shared his insights into ‘the new economic and political reality’ at Matthews Steer’s Private Wealth event on May 24.