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The Griffith Business Playbook – Chapter 2

23 June 2026
This practical workshop breaks down business financials in plain language so business owners can feel more in control of their numbers and more confident using them to make smart business decisions.
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A practical workshop series for modern regional businesses.

The Griffith Business Playbook is a free business resilience workshop series delivered in collaboration between Griffith City Council, Griffith Business Chamber and Griffith Women in Business and created to help local businesses build confidence capability and long-term resilience.

Developed in direct response to the Griffith Business Survey, this series focuses on the skills business owners told us they need most to remain sustainable and competitive in today’s environment. Each chapter is designed to stand alone while also forming part of a complete practical business toolkit.

Chapter 2 – Understanding Financial Reports with Confidence

Financial reports should help you make better decisions, not leave you feeling overwhelmed or behind. This practical workshop breaks down business financials in plain language so business owners can feel more in control of their numbers and more confident using them to make smart business decisions.

Through clear explanations, worked examples and hands-on activities, participants will learn how to read and interpret financial information and understand what the numbers are really telling them about their business.

You will learn how to:

Read the basics of profit and loss statements and balance sheets
Understand cost accounting including overheads and cost of goods sold
Set financial benchmarks to cover costs before adding margins
Interpret a sample set of financials using a demo business
Apply learnings through practical group activities and worked examples

This session is ideal for business owners who want greater clarity around their finances and practical tools they can apply immediately.

📅 Tuesday 23 June 2026
🕧 6pm – 8.30pm
📍 Gem Function Centre Griffith
💲 Free Registration
🎤 Rebecca Crombie, Crombie Accounting

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Who should attend

  • Small business owners and operators
  • Managers and team leaders
  • Start ups and growing businesses
  • Anyone wanting to build confidence in running their business

 

Places are limited, register to avoid disappointment. Light refreshments will be provided.

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