The Wheatbelt Business Network (WBN) is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Rural West, aimed at broadening the reach of financial counselling services offered by Rural West to regional small businesses facing financial challenges. With Rural West on board as a sponsor, the WBN can now extend more support for its members and other regional businesses throughout the Wheatbelt by promoting the services offered by, and referring businesses that are struggling financially to Rural West’s free financial counselling services.
Small business owners in the Wheatbelt region often face tough financial times, especially during uncertain economic conditions. Understanding the need for additional support, the Wheatbelt Business Network has collaborated with Rural West in a move that reflects both parties’ commitment to the success and well-being of local businesses.
Rural West’s free, confidential and independent financial counselling services offer a lifeline to businesses who are navigating their way through difficult and turbulent times. By partnering with Rural West, WBN ensures that local businesses can access compassionate support tailored to each business’s unique situation to navigate through difficult times and work towards a more stable future.
“Rik Soderlund, CEO of the Wheatbelt Business Network, expressed enthusiasm about this new partnership, stating, ‘We are thrilled to have Rural West on board as a sponsor to give our local businesses options when times get tough. This collaboration will enable us to help provide much-needed assistance to those facing financial hardships, reinforcing our commitment to the Wheatbelt community.'”
“Tamara Diver, Acting CEO of Rural West, added, ‘At Rural West, we believe in the potential of regional small businesses. By offering free financial counselling, we aim to support businesses through challenging times and assist them to regain control and focus of their situation for a positive future. We are excited to come on board as a sponsor with the Wheatbelt Business Network and contribute to the prosperity of the Wheatbelt community.'”
This partnership signifies a collective effort to strengthen the regional business community. The Wheatbelt Business Network encourages any small business owners in the Wheatbelt region who may find themselves at a crossroads and are unsure which way to go, may be burdened by financial strain and can’t see a way out, or even facing sudden change creating chaos in their business, to explore the valuable resources offered through this partnership.
For more information about the support services provided, please contact:
Rachael Thomas M 042 8855 224 / r.thomas@wheatbeltbusinessnetwork.com.au