The Innovation Master Class is a business development program aimed at owner managers of small and mid sized businesses (SMEs) with ambitions to grow and achieve their potential. We are planning to run the next two programs in Noosa - for businesses from both Noosa and Sunshine Coast Council areas - and in Gympie.
Read MoreDigital disruption is impacting all professions, including accounting, this blog - based on presentations to the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane CBD and Moreton Bay CPA groups - argues there are major opportunities to create value for clients, professional staff and the firm through innovation.
Read MoreEvery business is impacted by change and new technologies. The article highlights four key drivers of change and how a focus on innovation can help businesses – including accounting and other professional service firms - to survive and thrive in today’s economy.
Read MoreThe Innovation Master Class is an applied business development program developed by Causeway Innovation and the current program is sponsored by Noosa Regional Council.
Read MoreTranscript and link to Part 2 of presentation at TEDx event on "Innovation Anywhere' - how to grow a community of innovation outside Silicon Valley and the big cities.
Read MoreTranscript and link to presentation at TEDx event on "Innovation Anywhere' - how to grow a community of innovation outside Silicon Valley and the big cities.
Read MorePresentation by Colin Graham at the Regional Futures Conference organised by CQUniversity and held in Rockhampton can now be viewed on Youtube
Read MoreOur next Innovation Master Class runs in Hervey Bay on 4th & 18th August. Sponsored by Fraser Coast Opportunities.
Read MorePart two of an edited interview with Colin Graham of Causeway Innovation by Mike Sullivan, Editor of Business Acumen.
Read MorePart one of an edited interview with Colin Graham of Causeway Innovation by Mike Sullivan, Editor of Business Acumen.
Read MoreStarting or growing a business is tough. Day-to-day pressures can often drain the energy of the owner managers and over time they may even lose sight of why they went into business in the first place.
Read MoreDeveloping a vibrant innovation ecosystem does not happen overnight. But here are four steps to get started.
Read MoreMany regions and nations recognise the need to support the startup and growth of innovative businesses to generate new wealth and employment. A fundamental question is who should take the lead in supporting startups: government or entrepreneurs?
Read MoreSilicon Valley is the best-known example of an innovation ecosystem with the world’s greatest concentration of entrepreneurs and investors. How did it start and what can other cities and regions learn from it?
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