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We're celebrating the launch of our latest digital project. A new B2C retail brand and online store - Huxford Grove.
According to one of the world’s biggest survey companies, Gallup, this is the new normal. And if that doesn’t convince you, rest assured that Gartner HR and KPMG back the statement up.
During this pandemic leadership skills, particularly our ability to handle change and communication, has proven crucial. To many, such unprecedented changes incite disruption, fear, and a high need for communication. 
From my experience, these are three areas I see as an opportunity for companies to create a stronger workforce and a better 'new normal'.
Have you considered how your innovation story can increase bottom-line revenue? Consider why should a consumer buy your locally made product knowing that it may cost them more?
Remote working has become the new normal. But how sustainable is running a remote workforce, really? Real success comes when you take a blended approach to your workforce by working in-house, and remotely.
We recently teamed up with Shay Chalmers to create her new website and increase her digital presence.
Many people think that soldiers are order takers and givers who blindly follow. On the contrary. They know when to challenge and discuss the task, and when to act and follow.
We're celebrating the launch of our latest digital project. A new B2C retail brand and online store - Huxford Grove.
Never ever have customers had more options to choose from in both the physical and online space. Patience for poor service is decreasing, and demands in terms of service and experiences are increasing. Please remember, customer journeys happen just as much online as offline. If you are not up to date with what your customers are experiencing there is a good chance you could be in trouble.
The company was in its fifth year of business, a disruptor in finance and superannuation services. After experience a period of rapid growth and internal changes, they needed to move to the next stage of customer acquisition growth.
An international manufacturer of luxury goods was moving most of its production to Asia. They needed help to educate the employees at the new site, re-educate current employees in the country to new roles and help the employees leaving the company into a new work life.
A national company who is part of an international optician chain wanted to attract and keep both customers and employees and become the employer of choice in the category. The end goal was to improve the overall customer experiences and increase sales.
Several companies including The Body Shop, Peugeot and Toys R Us within the retail industry expressed the need for better staff education and the ability to attract quality recruits. This they believed would improve their ability to compete on an international level.
The client was a large not-for-profit organisation widely known for creating and delivering education programs to primary and secondary schools across Australia. The company had a particularly strong market share in Queensland and the Northern Territory remote communities. The challenge was to grow brand awareness and product adoption in mainstream schools across all states and territories.
Victoria’s abundance of natural beauty and breathtaking man-made attractions have allowed the state’s tourism economy to flourish. Tourism, however, is a competitive industry, and it relies on the strength of independent operators.
The owner of PRT Industries was in the early years of growing a new business. He was experiencing what many startups and business go through - long hours, big days and little time to focus on marketing and growing business. To add to mix, the business was operating under a name that did not represent the company well, with two websites that weren't generating sales leads. PRT (formally RSW Belting Supplies) was keen to focus on business operations and needed someone they could rely on to help take the business to the next stage of growth.
As an Industry Advisor for the Queensland government Vocational Educational Training, our client required an effective technological solution to manage their client relationships. Before our project, these were being managed in isolation by individual team members through manual, offline processes. Small & Mighty were brought in to source and implement a solution that was time efficient, streamlined, and enabled better business-customer communications.
The Ecoefficiency Group (TEG) are leaders in sustainable business practice. They maximise efficiency and minimise environmental impacts to deliver economic outcomes for small and large organisations. The directors of TEG recognised that to attract new business, their brand needed clear positioning and a stunning website that speaks to their target market.
We're celebrating the launch of our latest digital project. A new B2C retail brand and online store - Huxford Grove.
According to one of the world’s biggest survey companies, Gallup, this is the new normal. And if that doesn’t convince you, rest assured that Gartner HR and KPMG back the statement up.
During this pandemic leadership skills, particularly our ability to handle change and communication, has proven crucial. To many, such unprecedented changes incite disruption, fear, and a high need for communication. 
From my experience, these are three areas I see as an opportunity for companies to create a stronger workforce and a better 'new normal'.
Have you considered how your innovation story can increase bottom-line revenue? Consider why should a consumer buy your locally made product knowing that it may cost them more?
Remote working has become the new normal. But how sustainable is running a remote workforce, really? Real success comes when you take a blended approach to your workforce by working in-house, and remotely.
We recently teamed up with Shay Chalmers to create her new website and increase her digital presence.
Many people think that soldiers are order takers and givers who blindly follow. On the contrary. They know when to challenge and discuss the task, and when to act and follow.
We're celebrating the launch of our latest digital project. A new B2C retail brand and online store - Huxford Grove.
Never ever have customers had more options to choose from in both the physical and online space. Patience for poor service is decreasing, and demands in terms of service and experiences are increasing. Please remember, customer journeys happen just as much online as offline. If you are not up to date with what your customers are experiencing there is a good chance you could be in trouble.
The company was in its fifth year of business, a disruptor in finance and superannuation services. After experience a period of rapid growth and internal changes, they needed to move to the next stage of customer acquisition growth.
An international manufacturer of luxury goods was moving most of its production to Asia. They needed help to educate the employees at the new site, re-educate current employees in the country to new roles and help the employees leaving the company into a new work life.
A national company who is part of an international optician chain wanted to attract and keep both customers and employees and become the employer of choice in the category. The end goal was to improve the overall customer experiences and increase sales.
Several companies including The Body Shop, Peugeot and Toys R Us within the retail industry expressed the need for better staff education and the ability to attract quality recruits. This they believed would improve their ability to compete on an international level.
The client was a large not-for-profit organisation widely known for creating and delivering education programs to primary and secondary schools across Australia. The company had a particularly strong market share in Queensland and the Northern Territory remote communities. The challenge was to grow brand awareness and product adoption in mainstream schools across all states and territories.
Victoria’s abundance of natural beauty and breathtaking man-made attractions have allowed the state’s tourism economy to flourish. Tourism, however, is a competitive industry, and it relies on the strength of independent operators.
The owner of PRT Industries was in the early years of growing a new business. He was experiencing what many startups and business go through - long hours, big days and little time to focus on marketing and growing business. To add to mix, the business was operating under a name that did not represent the company well, with two websites that weren't generating sales leads. PRT (formally RSW Belting Supplies) was keen to focus on business operations and needed someone they could rely on to help take the business to the next stage of growth.
As an Industry Advisor for the Queensland government Vocational Educational Training, our client required an effective technological solution to manage their client relationships. Before our project, these were being managed in isolation by individual team members through manual, offline processes. Small & Mighty were brought in to source and implement a solution that was time efficient, streamlined, and enabled better business-customer communications.
The Ecoefficiency Group (TEG) are leaders in sustainable business practice. They maximise efficiency and minimise environmental impacts to deliver economic outcomes for small and large organisations. The directors of TEG recognised that to attract new business, their brand needed clear positioning and a stunning website that speaks to their target market.

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