Community Economics
Economic Growth.
Business Development.
Job Creation.
Vocational Skills.
A healthy, fair & supporting Community.
Timing - knowing the rhythm.
Managing change is important, always has been. Times were constantly changing even before the COVID crisis. We have had, and continue to have, new legislation developed and regulatory changes constantly occurring at the federal, state and local levels.
Climate is also changing to the point where superpowers who are at each other's throats about most things will stop their war of words to make joint statements about confronting the existential threat that is facing the global community.
And - the global community is made up by tens of thousands of smaller communities.
As a result of change we have new business opportunities popping up seemingly out of nowhere; and so called modern business practices becoming obsolete overnight; there is of course always new technology coming on the market; the people we deal with change; and politicians and governments come and go.
There are also - continuously - good and bad events that need to be managed or taken advantage of - there will be opportunities to be created or taken or converted.
Working with business communities across Australia, Community Economics can provide the support and expertise needed in all aspects of economic development.
We hold workshops based on real life and real life experiences. Workshops on politics, influencing, community and policy. And all sorts of workshops in between - workshops based on reality.
We also offer quality representation, and have the substance and credibility to back it up. To get started or to find out more, send a message to: contact@strongs.biz
Peter Strong AM
Principal of Community Economics.
Authorised by Peter Strong AM candidate for ACT Legislative Assembly
We are on ngunnawal and ngambri land. They have been here for at least 20,000 years. They have had tens of thousands of leaders in that time. They survived until Europeans turned up and still survive in spite of everything. Europeans and other ethnic groups have been here for a few hundred years. Always worth acknowledging.