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Women In Business Workshop – Thinking Beyond Quotas 🏛️

The Nimbull team recently attended the "Women In Business: Creating Space" workshop with the Sydney Chamber of Commerce. The discussion was led by Ruchi Motial-Suri (Success Culture) and supported by Melanie Philippou (The Sherry Agency).
Themes explored during the session:

- Creating Space: What does it mean to create space for women in a professional environment?
- Beyond Quotas: Are quotas the default "how to," or are there other ways to initiate progress?
- Professional Environment: Observations on what we see in our own workplaces and how to initiate change.

A great session with the Sydney business community.

It was a packed house at the CBD Expo '26, and the energy was electric. ⚡️

A major highlight was hearing from Ellis, the Small Business Commissioner. Her insights into the current landscape were both grounded and incredibly encouraging for those of us navigating the 2026 economy.

If you couldn't make it to the session, here are the 4 key takeaways for small business owners:

Resilience is the Baseline: While rising rents and capital costs are real pressures, the "optimism index" remains high. Small businesses still make up 80% of our economy, and the drive for expansion hasn't slowed down.

Insolvency Myths vs. Reality: Despite the headlines, insolvency rates remain under 1%, consistent with post-GFC levels. The message? The sector is tougher than it looks.

Affordable Dispute Resolution: You don’t always need a lawyer to settle a contract or retail dispute. The Commissioner’s office provides mediation and resolution services to keep you out of court and focused on your business.

Advocacy with Teeth: From social media platform deactivations to insurance accessibility, the Commissioner is taking systemic issues directly to decision-makers.

They are ensuring the "small business voice" isn't just heard, but acted upon. Small businesses aren't just part of the economy—they are the economy. It’s great to see such robust support structures in place as we look toward the rest of the year.

Great to catch up with so many familiar faces!

Nicolaou, May, CBD Sydney Chamber