Four Northern Territory businesses have completed the Northern Territory Government’s 2026 Accelerate Business Growth Program, strengthening their strategies and building plans to support future growth.
Over 9 months, executive teams from Frontier Cement Supplies, DICE AUST Pty Ltd, AANT and Colemans Printing & Signage participated in 3 intensive modules delivered by the Australian Centre for Business Growth.
The program supported participating businesses to sharpen their strategic vision, identify new opportunities and develop practical, long-term growth strategies.
Northern Territory Government is proud to support local businesses to build their capability, strengthen their leadership and pursue new opportunities for growth.
Thank you to Australian Centre for Business Growth experts James Patten, Hok Lee, Alison Taylor and Lee Munro for working with the participating businesses throughout the program and sharing their expertise.
Participants highlighted the value of the program, including the opportunity to connect with other business leaders and apply the learnings to their own businesses.
'The Growth Modules program gave us the tools to turn our strategy into something we consider to be very achievable. We came into it with a broad sense of the direction we wanted to take, but we came out with a step-by-step plan on how to get there.
'The facilitators challenged our thinking and learning alongside CEOs from other growing businesses was every bit as valuable as the content itself. I'd recommend it to any CEO - both those who need assistance in growing their business but also those who think they are clear in their strategic direction.'
- Simon Matthias, CEO, AANT
'Do it. Make the commitment. You won’t regret it.'
- Sherele Brown, General Manager, Frontier Cement Supplies
The participating businesses have now completed 3-year business growth plans, providing a clear roadmap to build on their progress and pursue sustainable growth in the years ahead.
Find out more about the Australian Centre for Business Growth – NT Government partnership.