Digital connectivity is essential for SMEs in a post-2020 environment

SmartCompany‘s editor Eloise Keating and the panel break down the digital connectivity skills that will be vital for SMEs in a post-2020 environment and discuss the impacts of COSBOA’s Go Local First campaign on the small business community, now and into the future.

Panellists:

Peter Strong, chief executive officer, COSBOA
Fleur Anderson, director of business development, 89 Degrees East
Sandy Chong, chief executive officer, Australian Hairdressing Council
Ryan Williams, head of national stakeholder relations, nbn
Michael Wretham, national communication and digital director, Match&Wood

You’ll hear from this panel how and why businesses must learn the lessons of 2020: preparedness, resilience, crisis planning and strengthening of your digital offering.

These experts will deliver insights, case studies and practical tips to develop or build your online presence to maximise consumer return and exposure for your product or service.

About our partner

Go Local First

The Go Local First campaign is funded by the Federal Government and delivered by the Council of Small business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) on behalf of small businesses everywhere. COSBOA is Australia’s peak body exclusively representing the interests of small business. The Go Local First campaign encourages consumers to buy products and services from small businesses so our local communities and economies thrive.