When Helen Faulkner needed a bit of help getting traction for her business, the Saddle Camp, she went to her local Business Enterprise Centre for help.
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Attending several courses and speaking with an advisor helped her improve her business marketing, and provide her employees with training pathways.
Now they’ve come to her, to feature in a promotional video.
Ms Faulker, two local employees, and several local children, Sarah Hannaford, Tia Lukey, Ryder Nomchong, Catherine Janec, Ria Robinson and Max Robinson, feature in the video.
“For anyone starting a business – I can highly recommend contacting your local Business Enterprise Centre,” Ms Faulkner said.
“It's a fantastic free support network that will be there to support your idea the whole way through!”
Elspeth Kernebone
Accident brought me to journalism, but every day convinces me again that strong media is more important than ever. After a starting off as the sole reporter in a tiny NSW town, I’m loving the teeming metropolis that is Bendigo. Focussed on health, business and education. Got a tip? Email elspeth.kernebone@bendigoadvertiser.com.au.
Accident brought me to journalism, but every day convinces me again that strong media is more important than ever. After a starting off as the sole reporter in a tiny NSW town, I’m loving the teeming metropolis that is Bendigo. Focussed on health, business and education. Got a tip? Email elspeth.kernebone@bendigoadvertiser.com.au.
