So you've got the basics under wraps, and now you're turning your focus towards business growth - how do you do it? Do your business and strategic plans hold up to scruity or are they stuck in a drawer? How will you manage change so that all your staff are on board? How can you generate new ideas that will be profitable? In this Case Studies section, discover real-life examples of successes - and failures - in Growing Your Business.
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It costs a fortune to run a heritage museum – but they can turn a profit, if the profits are reinvested.
Sue Barrett has made her young consulting firm an award-winner. She believes in picking the right clients - and working passionately.
The Furphy family in Victoria have been manufacturers since before Federation - so they know a bit about family company succession issues.
The Tobin Brothers funeral directors have seen a lot of death - and they have tried to avoid the problems it can cause family companies.
Asia beckons as a market, right? Yes - if you leave your Australian preconceptions at the Customs barrier.
Industrial fan maker Fantech has saved money - and won awards and new customers - by making components it used to import.
Chris Pfeiffer's small Victorian winery competes for big export contracts - thanks to an Austrade-supported network of small wineries.
When Susan Williams was an employee at a removals company, customers wanted a service her company did not offer: unpacking. So she started a business to meet their needs.
When Gillian Franklin left a highly paid position to start her own business, she found her connections and knowledge were enough to ensure financial success
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