Starting a business in Cockburn? Here's what you need to know!

From navigating regulations to unlocking financial support, the City is dedicated to guiding your business journey every step of the way.

Check out our new video on starting a business in Cockburn and read the news article on the website for more information. 

Demystify keyword research for SEO

• Understand the pivotal role of keyword research in SEO
• Decipher keyword intent and its influence on keyword selection
• Harness the capabilities of keyword research tools
• Craft a targeted list of high-performing keywords tailored to your business
• Fine-tune your content to seamlessly incorporate chosen keywords

Join us for a cuppa connection

• Are you eager to connect with like-minded entrepreneurs?
• Ready to expand your local network right here in Cockburn?
• Seeking a welcoming and enjoyable group to be a part of?

Look no further than the free Micro Business Networking Group, proudly facilitated by the City of Cockburn. Step out of the office and forge new business connections on Wednesday 29 May from 9.30-11am for a friendly networking experience. 

This month, we're thrilled to welcome John Tedesco from Business Innovation Services. John will share his presentation on 10 proven strategies to conquer procrastination and boost productivity.

Register today using the button below.

Get connected: speed networking on the green

Join Melville Cockburn Chamber of Commerce and Lance Kinnaird from Ninja Digital for a Business After Hours event hosted by Ninja Digital on Thursday, 30 May from 5-8pm at Cockburn Bowling and Recreational Club (BARC), 40 Birchley Road, Yangebup.

Dive into the world of speed networking, where relaxed conversation meets structured connections. This is your chance to expand your network, form meaningful connections, and celebrate collaboration with your local chamber of commerce.

Tickets are available for members and non-members alike ($27.78 for members and $38.37 non-members).

Grants for industry-led research collaborations are open now!  

If you have a short-term project that will help solve a community or economic issue then this is your chance to secure funding ranging from $100,000 to $3 million. 

The Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Round 16 is now accepting applications for short-term, industry-led research collaborations.  

If you're wondering what type of projects win these grants, then take a look at a Cockburn success story here. Total Marine Technology won a $3 million grant to work with partners UWA and  Sapura Energy Australia to develop one of the world’s most powerful non-military Remotely Operated Vehicles.

Learn more about these grants and how they could help you at this website. Applications close on 5 June, so there's still time to apply.