If you’re an SME owner or manager looking to attract new dollars to help your business grow, join us at one of our Attract funding workshops rolling out across Queensland this month. Read more on the TIQ website
Sunshine Coast SMEs can get practical training to start or improve their online sales at an Explore ecommerce workshop being held at Maroochydore on 18 February. Read more on the TIQ website
The Queensland Trade and Investment Strategy 2017–2022 has reached major milestones in its first year-and-a-half, with almost 90% of initiatives underway by the end of 2018. Read more on the TIQ website
Queensland SMEs can now apply for overseas placements to help them build their international networks and knowledge under the 2019 Developing Future Leaders program. Read more on the TIQ website
Six land-based Aquaculture Development Areas (ADAs) have been created in Central and North Queensland, with the goal of encouraging responsible aquaculture development while minimising environmental impacts. Read more on the TIQ website
A Queensland company offering a new and better way to produce essential battery materials is making connections in the European market with TIQ’s support. Read more on the TIQ website
Queensland tech company RedEye has raised $10.4 million from private and public investors in a second round of fundraising that will be used to scale the business globally, driven by strong demand in Australia, New Zealand and the USA. Read more on the TIQ website
Queensland beer, brownies and mud crabs were just some of the treats on the menu when 9 Queensland businesses headed to China’s leading food and beverage trade show recently. Read more on the TIQ website
A Queensland company helping to create a more sustainable mining future has been proclaimed Australia’s best exporter in the minerals sector. Read more on the TIQ website
Queensland aged-care businesses were in Hong Kong in November to attend a major conference on building smarter cities to meet the needs of an increasingly ‘silver’ (senior) population. Read more on the TIQ website