Welcome to 2023! The Adelaide Economic Development Agency's (AEDA) latest City Business newsletter is here to give you information and resources to support your business. Find out how your business can thrive in 2023, brush up on the major projects changing the city skyline, make your next online purchase on byADL.com.au and more, in this edition of City Business.
Business support available to city traders and operators
AEDA is committed to helping your business thrive and has a range of services available to help you succeed. From advice and assistance to helping you identify the best locations to set up shop — AEDA can assist you in overcoming any obstacles thrown your way.
Doing business in Adelaide
Find out how to establish or grow your business in the city, and the many ways AEDA and City of Adelaide (CoA) can assist you. From finding a co-working space around town, connecting to Ten Gigabit Adelaide or helpful tips for day-to-day operations — there is no better place to do business than Adelaide.
Grants and opportunities
AEDA offers a range of grants, strategic partnerships and funding opportunities to eligible individuals and organisations. Among the programs include Welcome to Adelaide where AEDA supports your team with the transition into working in the city.
Changing the city's skyline: Major projects planned
Adelaide's skyline is changing, with billions of dollars in development planned or under construction in the CBD and North Adelaide. Take a look at our list at major projects in 2023.
AEDA Business Summit
The AEDA Business Summit will be held on Wednesday 24 May 2023, with more information to be released in the coming months. The event will focus on the big issues facing our economy and the implications of those for Adelaide, including inflation, interest rates, workforce, housing, skill shortages and aspiration.
Join the retail revolution
byADL — Australia's first citywide digital marketplace — provides CBD and North Adelaide traders another platform to sell their products. It integrates with most commonly used e-commerce platform, Shopify, and commission fees are just five per cent.
These boots were made for walkin' on byADL.com.au
A good pair of shoes are the missing piece of a puzzle when it comes to flawlessly tying a man’s outfit together, Kennedy Parker Founder and Director Jayne-Anne Power says. Ms Power created the men’s shoe brand as a side hustle before moving into a bricks and mortar shop at Gay's Arcade in November 2022 as part of her ambition to bring locally designed kicks to the city. She has since signed up to byADL.com.au as an extra revenue stream.
Business support program
AEDA has teamed with Business SA to provide a comprehensive suite of professional services to assist businesses in the Adelaide CBD and North Adelaide. Services include the Business Advice Hotline, workplace/industrial relations advisory, WHS consulting and business strategy consulting.
Win a Rundle Mall voucher
Your opinion matters, so we want to know what you thought about Christmas in Rundle Mall, as well as the wider CBD and North Adelaide. Have your say by Monday 16 January to be eligible to go into the draw to win one of 10 $100 vouchers for the Rundle Mall destination of your choice. T&Cs apply.
A Day Out With... Wallmans Lawyers' Paul Gordon
When Paul Gordon walks into his King William Street office each day he is proud of the connection he has with the city. The Partner at Wallmans Lawyers can be found visiting the small businesses around town, tapping into each venue's authenticity and contribution to the CBD. ADLocal caught up with Mr Gordon as part of its A day out with... series where top business leaders promote the little guys that make the city tick.
Become a responsible cafe
The City of Adelaide has teamed up with Responsible Cafes to help fight the war on waste and promote sustainable businesses in the community. Committing to reducing waste as a Responsible Cafe can increase customer loyalty and attract new customers that value sustainable efforts.
Share your thoughts
Business owners and operators working near late-night venues can share their thoughts on the Late-Night Trading Code of Practice under the Liquor Licensing Act 1997. The review will assess whether the Code has reduced alcohol-related harm, and whether it has had unintended consequences. Feedback closes on 20 January 2023.
