Our business support services include but are not limited to:
The federal, state and local governments offer funding programs, often in the form of grants, and business support services to help new and established businesses grow and succeed.
Government grants can help you develop your business through activities such as expansion, commercialisation, research and development, innovation, and exporting.
Logan City Council grants
Logan City Council offers a range of grants for businesses and communities including the Investment Attraction Incentive Fund.
Queensland State Government grants
The Qld State Government offers a range of anchor grant programs, including:
Plus, they offer additional grant programs as necessary.
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Australian Government grants
The Australian Government also offer a variety of key grant programs, including:
A Chamber of Commerce is an association of local businesspeople who promote and advance the interests of its members. They host networking events and provide professional development opportunities for members and the local business community.
BNI Is a professional business networking organisation that helps you generate new business through referrals that are calculated and monitored. This is a highly organised and results-based business network that is committed to generating real outcomes and profits for members.
Logan City Women in Business is a diverse, friendly and collaborative group of women representing many industries and services. They are like-minded ladies who meet at Devon Pixies Teahouse, located in the Kingston Butter Factory precinct for breakfast every month to share, support, collaborate, and help promote women in business in Logan. Each member is given the opportunity to be a guest speaker at the events to present on their business.
Bx – Business Networking Reimagined is a relaxed and friendly networking event, designed to help your business grow through referrals and business opportunities. As a member, you can attend any and as many Bx meetings as you like. 80% of the meeting is spent getting to know other business owners, there’s structure to maximise networking, but it’s not overly prescriptive.
Join the group for breakfast at the beautiful Meadowbrook Golf Club every second Wednesday and meet a variety of local business owners, learn from guest presenters and share your expertise with the group. Every meeting is facilitated using a structured format to provide networking and referral opportunities for all.
The Australian Local Business network provides Business owners with a supportive and friendly Business Networking Group to enable them to grow, expand and develop connections locally and virtually.
An opportunity for local businesses to connect, network and support local businesses.
We are the Business (WATB) Networking – Logan to Scenic Rim & Surrounds
Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED) works with local communities, community services and businesses to develop a work-ready workforce. We provide one-on-one consultations to look at your employment needs, we link businesses to community service organisations with job-ready clients, and we connect businesses to local jobs programs and school pathways and help businesses with sourcing staff from Workforce Australia providers and Logan Jobs.
Logan Jobs is your one-stop-shop if you’re:
LOED staff can connect you to resources and services provided by government agencies and community organisations. This can include
