Southern Adelaide
Southern Spotlight
Featuring Southern Adelaide businesses deserving a little extra Xposure!
Business Enterprise Centres (BEC’s)
Your local Business Enterprise Centre (BEC) should be your first port of call if you have an existing or impending micro or small business, and need assistance with start-up, growth or development.
BEC’s are not-for-profit organisations, providing free, confidential and independent information, advice and counselling. Very affordable memberships are available, providing you with ongoing support, networking, promotion and learning opportunities.
INNER SOUTHERN BEC: The Inner Southern BEC services businesses in the Inner Southern Adelaide region, and has recently embarked on an exciting transition to new offices, at 903B South Road, Clarence Gardens, near the Avoca Hotel. Contact Alan and the team on 8351 0227 or visit www.isbec.com.au.
- SOUTHERN SUCCESS BEC: If you are located further South (ie Morphett Vale and surrounds), contact the Southern Success BEC on 8326 6511 or visit www.ssbec.com.au.
- YOUR LOCAL BEC: If you’re located anywhere else in Australia, visit www.beca.org.au to locate your nearest BEC.
SouthernXposure and the South
We are always excited to hear from any business that is committed to growth and open to change. However, we do have a special affinity for businesses in our local region – Southern Adelaide, South Australia. The Southern Adelaide business district has major growth potential, and we are passionate about contributing to the realisation of this potential.
Did you know…
- Approximately 32,000 businesses exist in the Southern Adelaide region. It is home to several major shopping, service and industrial precincts including Colonnades Shopping Centre, Westfield Marion, McLaren Vale (a popular wine region) and the Edwardstown and Lonsdale Commercial Precincts, amongst others.
- Over 15% (or 232,000) of South Australia’s population resides in Southern Adelaide.
- Over the next 10 years, growth in the region is expected to more than double that of the state average. This growth will result in increased demand for goods and services, which will, in turn, generate new employment and business opportunities within the region. For more information, visit www.southaustralia.biz.
