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 Hey people, I have made the decision to start my own business after struggling in the industry for almost 10 years. My professional choices have been a disaster and I do not know how to make it better. However, it is not desperation to get out of this. I always wanted to run my own business. So, I have a few start-up ideas under my sleeve. If these do not materialise, then I plan to buy a business for sale in Brisbane, but I am never coming back to working for someone else. I have been assessing the market potential for my business idea and it all seems to fit in. So, here is an article that can help you follow the same path.     https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/evaluation/5-tips-to-assess-the-market-potential-for-a-startup-idea

 1992. Wayne Goss was the premier. Jim Soorley was the lord mayor. Interest rates were falling. Billy Ray Cyrus's Achy Breaky Heart was topping the Australian charts. And at the South Bank Parklands, you could ride a boat. When it opened 30 years ago this week, thousands of balloons were released, colouring the sky above an excited crowd, in what an ABC News report at the time described as the biggest celebration since Expo 88. Donna Smith was there. She was 16 and working in her father's lolly shop, which opened at South Bank the same day. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-21/south-bank-brisbane-30-year-anniversary/101166486

 Brisbane-based workforce management company PeopleIN (ASX: PPE) has announced Go1 co-founder Vu Tran will join its board as a non-executive director, effective from 1 July. Tran, who built edtech giant Go1 alongside fellow co-founders Andrew Barnes, Chris Eigeland and Chris Hood, will bring more than a decade of tech and entrepreneurial expertise to the new role. His appointment comes three weeks after Go1 achieved double unicorn status following a $139 million raise backed by AirTree Ventures, Blue Cloud Ventures, Five Sigma, Madrona, Salesforce Ventures, and SoftBank Vision Fund 2. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/go1-co-founder-vu-tran-joins-board-of-recruitment-company-peoplein.html

 A Software as a Service (SaaS) platform for fleet management services based out of Brisbane has been appointed the official ‘Fleet Operations and Asset Management Technology Provider’ for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. Called Bridj, the transit tech operator will service a fleet of more than 500 vehicles transporting the approximately 4,500 athletes plus accredited officials, sponsors and operations staff between the various Games venues in Birmingham, England. As part of the appointment, Bridj will be providing a booking and fleet management platform that enables the operations team to plan and manage transport services, along with apps for both drivers and passengers. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/brisbane-transit-tech-bridj-selected-as-official-fleet-manager-of-2022-commonwealth-games.html