Grants up for grabsFunding available to help transform your shop fontIs your shop front in need of a make-over? If you want to provide exciting alfresco dining or improve the look of your city centre business to attract more customers and activate our streets and laneways we have grants to turn your vision into a reality. Applications are now open for our Façade Improvement Program (grants of up to $5,000) and Kerbside Dining Encouragement Grants ($2,000, open from Monday 19 August) to assist eligible city centre businesses and property owners with reinventing the presentation of their building. Submit your ideas now. Applications close Friday 13 September 2019. Small Business BusFree Victorian Government mentoringThe Victorian Government's Small Business Bus will be visiting Frankston to provide free mentoring and face-to-face assistance to help you start or build your small business.
Business CoachingBook your one-on-one sessionOur passionate and highly skilled business coaches have an in-depth knowledge of all aspects of starting and running a successful business. Book a one-on-one, one hour session for only $20.
Cost Reduction: Cut costs and maximise profitsWith Lynda.com online learningDid you know that by reducing sources of waste and overspending, your company can increase earnings without needing to generate growth in sales? Let one of the UK's leading trainers Chris Croft to you through some of the best ways to save, identifying profitable customers and those costing you money, cultivating an energised work culture and much more - all from the comfort of your home, library or local cafe. Some of the topics covered in this online learning course are:
All you need is a Frankston City Libraries membership to learn how to do it all yourself with this free online course. Free visual merchandising workshop for tradersTuesday 20 August, 5.30-7pm, The Groove Train FrankstonWhat catches your eye first in a retail store? Lighting, colours, mess? Visual merchandising is a crucial retail strategy that maximises the aesthetics of a product to keep people visiting and spending in your business. This free workshop will showcase local and global examples of best practice in retail design and visual merchandising techniques that compel customers to stop, engage and ultimately make a purchase. Seeking feedbackEngaging with our communityTo guide council in engaging with local residents, clubs and businesses, we have developed a new Community Engagement Policy and Framework. We want to hear your feedback about this draft policy and framework to ensure effective engagement for decision making. Provide your feedback by 5pm, Thursday 21 August 2019. Jobs, Jobs, JobsWork at Frankston City CouncilCouncil is a diverse employer that encourages the development of its staff to deliver quality services to the public. We currently have a number of jobs available at the moment including:
TendersSeeking submissionsCouncil is currently seeking Tenders (RFT) to provide:
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