Does your Community Group or Not-for-Profit have what it takes to get started, grow to the next level, and survive into the future?

If you’re thinking of starting a community group or not-for-profit organisation, or are part of one already but want to know more, this workshop is for you.  Learn about structures and your responsibilities so you don’t run into trouble, find out what you need to do for it to keep going into the future, and discover strategies to attract more members and volunteers to share the load.

What will you get:

• Understanding the power of purpose


• Creating your value proposition


• Starting a new organisation (constitutions, structures and more)


• Marketing to attract a community of volunteers and members


• Governance – setting roles and responsibilities within your group


• Legal risks and responsibilities


• Accounting, bookkeeping and legislative requirements


• Not for profit (NFP) and Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) eligibility

This workshop is suitable for:
Members, managers or organisers of existing community groups or anyone contemplating setting up a new group.

About the presenter:
Jeremy Carter is the Chief Enthusiasm Officer of Rapport Leadership International in Australia. Jeremy started his career as a computer engineer and worked his way up to being the Oceania Managing Director of international technology company, National Instruments. In the subsequent two years, he increased revenue by 62% without increasing headcount. Since leaving the corporate world, he has worked for twelve years as a leading business and executive coach, winning numerous awards and recognition for both himself and his clients.