About the Grant

There is two places available for this grant every quarter.

The grant will provide the grantee with 2 x 2 hours private sessions (location will be determined on a case by case) to model their strategic vision through a Three-way Forecast. Click HERE for more information about Three-way Forecast.

Eligibility criteria

The applicant at the time of applying for this grant:

• Is a member of the MEFSC
• Is in need to assess their planned operation, next growth phase or has/is experiencing a growth phase and is feeling overwhelmed by it
• Has an active Australian Business Number (ABN)
• Has headquarter in one of the following South East QLD LGAs
  • Brisbane
  • Moreton Bay
  • Noosa
  • Sunshine Coast
  • Somerset
  • Gympie
• Is willing to honestly share the intricacy of their business operation, financial result, IP and vision to the advisor.

Testimonials

First Light Fabrication

We cannot thank you both enough for the grant opportunity to meet with Vincent to discuss our business & the three-way forecast, it really couldn’t have come at a better time!

The things we liked most about the whole experience;

• The ease of applying for the grant.  It was a straightforward process, allowed us the opportunity to tell the business story, and wasn’t a convoluted process.

• Vincent!  Vince is a wealth of knowledge, so much, so we have decided to continue working with him, we think his advice will benefit our business greatly.

• The tangible outcome of the three-way forecast, we could have easily eaten up Vince’s time discussing business & asking questions, but through the structure of the grant provided, we were able to get a tangible outcome along with all the business advice!

We would highly recommend it to any small business! The three-way forecast in itself is invaluable, throw in a bit of Vincent advice & mentorship, and it’s worth its weight in gold.

The Fermentier

“Through the MEFSC grant, Vincent has provided an external, impartial view that we can use. We are so thankful for this. How we implement it, is the next challenge. Although on paper it seems so logical and simple, the initial steps will be mentally tough. We need to trust the system and allow the outcomes to prove that. As a result, confidence is built and what were once hurdles become stepping stones to the next challenge”