UPCOMING FREE SESSION!!!
Whether you're trying to get your new business off the ground or you’re in the trenches and want to make sure you’re set up for success well in to the future, this session will dive into the fundamentals you need to account for. We’ll cover business structures from a tax perspective, your tax obligations, systems to help you manage your budgets and cashflow, and considerations for bringing on employees.
Who should attend: Whether you’re a new business owner just starting out and want to learn the ins and outs of running a business OR you’ve been running your business for a while but would like a crash refresher in best practice, then this session is for you.
Presenter
Hilary Do – Client Manager at O’Connells OBM
As a client manager at chartered accounting firm O’Connells OBM, Hilary enjoys providing her clients with proactive advice to achieve what matters most to them - whether that’s making more profit, protecting their assets, or structing their business for the future (or all of those things at once!). With clients across a range of industries, Hilary knows running a business is about much more than just numbers. That’s why she enjoys working closely with her clients to get an in depth understanding of their situation, allowing her to spot opportunities and implement tax strategies that will have the biggest impact on what matters most to them.
Also in attendance
Steven Kassulke – Client Manager at O’Connells OBM/Director at acumin.io
With a passion for helping businesses to cut through the clutter and simply their systems to help them work smarter, Steve enjoys working closely with business owners to identify and overcome the pain points holding them back from building their business. Having worn the hats of client manager, software advisor, and practice manager, Steve knows how important it is to have a clear line of sight on the performance of your business, and has done the leg work to identify the most common areas businesses and internal finance teams miss when it comes to optimising their operations to be as efficient and effective as possible.
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