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SUMMARY:Protecting your IP
DESCRIPTION:Property (IP) rights can be one of the most valuable assets to a business. However\, as an intangible asset it is often overlooked by businesses. This webinar will provide business owners with an overview of IP rights – copyright\, trademarks\, patents\, designs\, and plant breeders rights\, and provide some guidance on the best ways for business owners to ensure that their valuable intangible assets are protected. \nLearning Objectives:\n1. Understand IP rights – an overview of copyright\, trademarks\, designs\, patents\, and plant breeders rights.\n2. Learn about protecting IP and some steps to do so.\n3. When things go wrong – know what can happen if businesses don’t protect their IP\, and conversely\, know what happens if someone infringes a businesses’ IP rights. \nLearning Outcomes:\n1. Implement protection of your IP rights.\n2. Know what to do if someone infringes your IP rights.\n3. Mitigate risks associated with your IP by knowing who is already in the market. \nABOUT THE PRESENTER: Priscilla Blackadder LLB (Hons)\nPriscilla is a litigation specialist with expertise in complex commercial litigation and dispute resolution\, intellectual property\, media law (defamation and regulatory matters arising under the provisions of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (Cth)\, general commercial law\, corporate regulatory matters (ASIC\, ACCC) and class actions.\nShe holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours (LLB Hons) and Bachelor of Arts (Music and Media). She is currently undertaking her Masters of Law in Intellectual Property Law (LLM) at the University of Melbourne – regarded as the most prestigious university in Australia for postgraduate law. Priscilla is admitted in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia\, and practices in all superior State Courts in Australia and the Federal Court. national firms and specialist boutique firms.\nPriscilla is particularly passionate about brand protection and works with clients in all spaces to provide both legal and commercial strategies and solutions to minimise the risk of misuse of their intellectual property and damage to their brand/reputation. \nThis Business Connect event is funded by the NSW Government #NSWBusinessConnect
URL:https://enterpriseplus.org.au/events/protecting-your-ip-2/
LOCATION:The Shed CUC\, Country Universities Centre Snowy Monaro\, 38 Bombala Street\, Cooma\, NSW\, 2630\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Legal basics for startups
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will explore the main legal issues which need to be contemplated by all startup businesses regardless of industry including:\n* Corporate compliance\n* Suitable structure\n* Contracts and Agreements among founders\, shareholders\, etc.\n* Insurance\n* Intellectual Property\n* Employment issues \nLEARNING OBJECTIVES:\n1. Understand the various legal structures which can be used in business and identify some of the pros and cons with each (non-exhaustive)\n2. Learn about the various contracts and agreements which should be considered and the need to identify what is important to put in place\n3. Understand the various legal rights and obligations that small business owners have and the need to ensure that they are adequately protected \nLEARNING OUTCOMES:\n1. Achieve efficiencies and leverage advantages after selecting the most appropriate legal structure\n2. Ability to identify the legal documentation required to put in place that best suits t business model e.g. Shareholder Agreements or Partnership Agreements\n3. Understand how to protect your rights to avoid unnecessary legal pitfalls and disputes.
URL:https://enterpriseplus.org.au/events/4852/
LOCATION:NSW
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Work Health and Safety (WHS)
DESCRIPTION:A business owner is obligated to provide a safe workplace for employees and customers. This webinar will address the key information you need to know to be Work Health and Safety (WHS) compliant\, and the basic elements to complete a risk assessment. \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand what you need to consider when creating a safe work environment\n2. Learn what is required to maintain a safe work environment\n3. Understand what actions need to be taken to maintain a safe work environment. \nLearning Outcomes\n1. Be compliant by understanding the importance of your WHS responsibilities\n2. Minimise injuries by being able to identify a hazard and assess the risk\n3. Maintain safety by knowing how to implement key risk control measures. \nThis Business Connect event is funded by the NSW Government.
URL:https://enterpriseplus.org.au/events/introduction-to-work-health-and-safety-whs/
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SUMMARY:How to start a business
DESCRIPTION:Starting a business is an exciting milestone. This webinar helps emerging entrepreneurs to be aware upfront of what a transition to self-employment and\nowning a business involves. Learn how to bring focus to the business concept for strategic advantage. Understand how to identify a clear vision and key\nobjectives for your new business. Have clarity around what are your core products or services. \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand The Cashflow Quadrant and the transition to being self-employed\n2. Learn about the critical importance of having a clear vision and key objectives for your business\n3. Utilise the Enterprise Plus One Page Business Plan template and other tools. \nLearning Outcomes\n1. Avoid surprises and pitfalls whilst transitioning to self-employment and/or business ownership\n2. Decision-making made easier by adhering to your vision and key objectives\n3. Avoid distractions and bring focus to time management and allocation of cash and\nresources by following your business plan. \nAbout your presenter: Peita Charman \nPeita is a Sales and Marketing specialist with over 25 years of experience in Australia and SE Asia.She has assisted and motivated hundreds of small businesses and large organisations to grow\, adapt and innovate in sales\, communications\, marketing\, operational efficiency\, and process improvement. \nWith a keen ability to deeply understand each unique business or organisation\, and its’ challenges\, she has provided advice and support across industries in banking and finance\, retail and wholesale\, government\, and not-for-profit organisations. \nHer background spans working for large consulting firms\, global technology companies and customer relationship management providers. She has extensive knowledge of Information Technology\, Consulting\, Strategy\, Operations and Business Strategy. \nThis Business Connect event is funded by the NSW Government.
URL:https://enterpriseplus.org.au/events/how-to-start-a-business-2/
LOCATION:NSW
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SUMMARY:Protecting your IP
DESCRIPTION:Property (IP) rights can be one of the most valuable assets to a business. However\, as an intangible asset it is often overlooked by businesses. This webinar will provide business owners with an overview of IP rights – copyright\, trademarks\, patents\, designs\, and plant breeders rights\, and provide some guidance on the best ways for business owners to ensure that their valuable intangible assets are protected. \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand IP rights – an overview of copyright\, trademarks\, designs\, patents\, and plant breeders\nrights\n2. Learn about protecting IP and some steps to do so\n3. When things go wrong – know what can happen if businesses don’t protect their IP\, and conversely\, know what happens if someone infringes a businesses’ IP rights \nLearning Outcomes\n1. Implement protection of your IP rights\n2. Know what to do if someone infringes your IP rights\n3. Mitigate risks associated with your IP by knowing who is already in the market \nAbout your presenter – Priscilla Blackadder LLB (Hons)\nPriscilla is a litigation specialist with expertise in complex commercial litigation and dispute resolution\, intellectual property\, media law (defamation and regulatory matters arising under the provisions of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (Cth)\, general commercial law\, corporate regulatory matters (ASIC\, ACCC) and class actions. She holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours (LLB Hons) and Bachelor of Arts (Music and Media). She is currently undertaking her Masters of Law in Intellectual Property Law (LLM) at the University of Melbourne – regarded as the most prestigious university in Australia for postgraduate law. Priscilla is admitted in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia\, and practices in all superior State Courts in Australia and the Federal Court. national firms and specialist boutique firms. Priscilla is particularly passionate about brand protection and works with clients in all spaces to provide both legal and commercial strategies and solutions to minimise the risk of misuse of their intellectual property and damage to their brand/reputation. \nThis Business Connect event is funded by the NSW Government. \nBook now
URL:https://enterpriseplus.org.au/events/protecting-your-ip/
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SUMMARY:Legal basics for startups
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will explore the main legal issues which need to be contemplated by all startup businesses regardless of industry including: \n\n\n\n\n* Corporate compliance\n* Suitable structure\n* Contracts and Agreements among founders\, shareholders\, etc.\n* Insurance\n* Intellectual Property\n* Employment issues. \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand the various legal structures which can be used in business and identify some of the pros and cons with each (non-exhaustive)\n2. Learn about the various contracts and agreements which should be considered and the need to identify what is important to put in place\n3. Understand the various legal rights and obligations that small business owners have and the need to ensure that they are adequately protected. \nLearning Outcomes:\n1. Achieve efficiencies and leverage advantages after selecting the most appropriate legal structure\n2. Ability to identify the legal documentation required to put in place that best suits t business model e.g. Shareholder Agreements or Partnership Agreements\n3. Understand how to protect your rights to avoid unnecessary legal pitfalls and disputes. \nAbout your presenter – Priscilla Blackadder\nPriscilla is a litigation specialist with expertise in complex commercial litigation and dispute resolution\, intellectual property\, media law (defamation and regulatory matters arising under the provisions of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (Cth)\, general commercial law\, corporate regulatory matters (ASIC\, ACCC) and class actions. She holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours (LLB Hons) and Bachelor of Arts (Music and Media). She is currently undertaking her Masters of Law in Intellectual Property Law (LLM) at the University of Melbourne – regarded as the most prestigious university in Australia for postgraduate law. Priscilla is admitted in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia\, and practices in all superior State Courts in Australia and the Federal Court.\nPriscilla has practiced as a barrister for a number of years as well as a solicitor in large national firms and specialist boutique firms.\nPriscilla is particularly passionate about brand protection\, trademark issues and social media risk management. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis Business Connect event is funded by the NSW Government. \nBook now
URL:https://enterpriseplus.org.au/events/legal-basics-for-startups/
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SUMMARY:How to start a business
DESCRIPTION:Starting a business is an exciting milestone. Understand how to identify a clear vision and key objectives for your new business. Have clarity around what are your core products or services. \nThis workshop will impart practical tips to minimise risks and maximise success. Participants will gain access to tools such as a template to develop a succinct and effective one page business plan. \nLearning Objectives:\n1. Understand The Cashflow Quadrant and the transition to being self-employed\n2. Learn about the critical importance of having a clear vision and key objectives for your business\n3. Utilise the Enterprise Plus One Page Business Plan template and other tools \nLearning Outcomes:\n1. Avoid surprises and pitfalls whilst transitioning to self-employment and/or business ownership\n2. Decision making made easier by adhering to your vision and key objectives\n3. Avoid distractions and bring focus to time management and allocation of cash and resources by following your business plan \nAbout your Presenter: Kevin Bascomb\nKevin is an experienced business advisor with a demonstrated history of working in the management consulting industry since 1989. His strength is in negotiation\, business planning\, customer service\, sales\, and strategic planning. \n\nThis Business Connect event is funded by the NSW Government.
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