Operating or starting a business can be a challenge. We can help.

Get advice and support from our Sydney Business Advisory Service  or upgrade your skills at one of our workshops or training programs. You can also list your business in our Sydney business directory and make the right connections at one of our Sydney Business networking events.

Or take advantage of the whole package - be at the hub of Sydney small business activity by joining our Sydney offices (serviced & virtual) where you will be in the centre of the Sydney small business network and benefit from our support and training. Our IT-friendly building is the perfect Sydney location for your business.

Whether you're investigating a business idea or are already in operation, you've come to the right place. Let us support you to achieve success!

Welcome to the Business Enterprise Centre-Sydney.

We encourage you to visit our Sydney BEC Office, Clearly Business, at Level 19, 323 Castlereagh Street, Sydney (near Central) for business advice and consultancy plus serviced offices, virtual office facilities, hot desks, and training/interview rooms (see also www.clearlyoffices.com.au).

Outreach Office: Eastern Suburbs BEC ( Bondi Junction) , Marrickville, Inner West & Bankstown BEC - all enquires & appointments through 92120555

Our Sydney BEC services the Local Government areas of: Ashfield, Bankstown, Burwood, Canada Bay, Canterbury, City of Sydney, Leichhardt, Marrickville, Randwick, Waverley and Woollahra.

See our calenders for Networking,Training & Workshops.We also offer mentoring programs (details on left hand navigation menu)

GENERAL NEWS

Home  Based Business week 25th to 29th May 2009. See our networking calenders for all events. CEO David Baumgarten Interviewed on Sunrise http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/index.php?cl=13342968

We are keen to obtain your feedback on how the current economic downturn is impacting on your business Click Here to take survey

The services provided by Eastern Suburbs Business Enterprise Centre Limited are partially funded by the Australian Government.