• #463 Paul Nicolaou: Leading Sydney's future by supporting Small Businesses & addressing issues head-on

  • Sep 30 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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#463 Paul Nicolaou: Leading Sydney's future by supporting Small Businesses & addressing issues head-on

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  • Paul Nicolaou serves as the Executive Director of Business Sydney, a key voice for Sydney's business community. Business Sydney works tirelessly to advocate for policies that drive economic growth and enhance Sydney's reputation as a global, competitive, and liveable city. With nearly two centuries of history, the organisation plays a vital role in shaping Sydney’s future.


    We explored his career journey leading up to his current position, his previous work in politics, and his unwavering dedication to public service. He shared insights on his executive responsibilities, his advocacy for small businesses, and the critical challenges of the housing crisis and homelessness. We also discussed the importance of appointing a dedicated minister for small business at both federal and state levels to promote business growth and economic stability, along with strategies to maintain Sydney's standing as one of the world’s leading cities.


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