The Care Economy is evolving fast. Join our webinar series for key regulatory updates and learn how policy and workforce changes may impact your sector. Register now!
About the Care Economy series
Australia’s Care Economy is expanding rapidly - and so is the regulation surrounding it.
With an ageing population and growing demand for aged care, disability support, and early childhood education, providers across the sector are facing increasing pressure. At the same time, workforce shortages and evolving compliance requirements are creating new challenges.
This webinar series is designed to keep you informed on the latest regulatory developments impacting care services across Australia.
Upcoming webinar
Capital Management and asset recycling in not-for-profits
Join us for the second session in our Care Economy series, where we will explore the financial and governance complexities faced by not-for-profit organisations in the care economy. Learn how to navigate long asset cycles, restricted funding, and legacy portfolios while staying aligned with your mission.
What we’ll cover:
Capital Management
Strategies for balancing purpose with financial sustainability, managing long asset cycles, and working within restricted funding models.
Asset Recycling
Approaches to repurposing or divesting legacy assets while addressing regulatory constraints and governance challenges.
Legal & Governance Considerations
Insights into constitutional boundaries, charitable compliance, and tax implications.
Legal Support
How legal advisers can assist with constitution reviews, offer letters, tax structuring, and governance documentation.
Who should attend?
This session is ideal for policy advisors, directors, board members, legal professionals, and stakeholders in the not-for-profit sector seeking to strengthen financial decision-making and compliance.
Meet the presenters
Simone Whetton
Partner | Colin Biggers & Paisley
Simone has expertise in corporate M&A transactions and advisory work, with a focus on transport & logistics, manufacturing, medical, technology, aged care and education.
Justin Vaughan
Special Counsel | Colin Biggers & Paisley
Justin is a special counsel practising in corporate and commercial law, with extensive experience in corporate and commercial transactions, corporate governance and cross-border transactions.
Coming up next
The next webinar in our series is scheduled for October. More details will be shared soon!