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5 easy ways corporates can help cut the cost of the 2019-20 bushfires
It is estimated that the economic impact of the recent bushfires could be as high as $100 billion. According to a report in The Conversation which quotes University of Queensland economist John Quiggin, that figure is just tangible costs. Take into account intangible...
C2C Is Not Immune to Disasters
Here at C2C we have discovered that we are not immune to disasters. As some of you may know, we have recently launched Help a Small Biz, a free online initiative aimed at supporting small businesses impacted by the recent bushfires by connecting them with other small...
2 Do in March
February has come and gone and now it’s time to plan another two outcomes that we want to achieve in 2020. Some of you may remember that on the 2nd of January, we at C2C made a pledge to post 2 outcomes a month that we would like to achieve in 2020. We want to use...
Help a Small Biz
Helping fire-affected small biz survive and thrive Today we formally share details of our #helpasmallbiz initiative - aimed specifically to help the many, many small and micro businesses that have been directly and indirectly impacted by the recent bushfires. Our HASB...
Why you need to think differently about donating
(click on image to watch video) Imagine... monstrous bushfires are on the outskirts of your town. You're readying your staff, family and community to evacuate or stay and defend. You're managing a million life-threatening needs while making another million split...
Who’s got a seat at your decision-making table?
Who’s got a seat at your decision-making table? There are so many roundtables taking place across all sectors at the moment, but I feel it is necessary to ask those currently driving the recovery approach – who do you have sitting at the decision-making table? If the...