Amanda Rose doesn’t hold back, as she takes aim at the systemic blind spots holding sideling small business owners. Known as the #BossLady, Amanda unpacks how policies, funding models, and lazy legislation often ignore the needs of SMEs, despite them making up 97% of Aussie businesses.
From the flawed “Future Made in Australia” fund to exclusionary industry grants, she exposes how small operators – particularly female and migrant-led businesses – are shut out.
But this isn’t a rant; it’s a rallying cry.
Amanda shares practical ways small business owners can “follow the money,” cut time-wasting habits, and build confidence, connection, and commercial savvy. Amanda is a fierce advocate for grassroots change… and she’s not waiting for government permission to do it.
Amanda Rose
https://www.amandarose.com.au/
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https://www.instagram.com/theamandarose/
The Next Level Sales Impact Online Program
https://thesalesdr.com.au/online-program/
The Sales Revolution Book
https://thesalesdr.com.au/the-sales-revolution-book/
The Sales Doctor
https://thesalesdr.com.au/
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