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Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence and Welcoming New Leadership!

After 25 years of exceptional service, Lyn Hay is retiring from her role at ABH. Lyn has been instrumental in our organisation's success, leading award-winning business incubation and mentoring programs in Port Adelaide.

Her dedication and vision have left an indelible mark on ABH and the communities we serve.
The ABH Board conducted an extensive search to find Lyn's successor and is thrilled to introduce
Kelley Russo as our new Chief Executive Officer.
Kelley brings a wealth of experience in non-profit leadership, having served as CEO of Nonna’s Cucina and Holiday Explorers, where she championed social support for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Join us in extending heartfelt congratulations to Lyn on her retirement and welcoming Kelley Russo to lead ABH into the future.

Launch Your Business

Learn the critical areas of starting a successful small business.

This 2 hour session is tailored to the needs of business intenders. Whether you are new to business, or you want to refresh your knowledge because you are starting another venture, we cover the nuts and bolts of feasibility, finance, marketing, legal, leasing, intellectual property and more.


Book here

Women in Business Foundations Program E-News


May 2024 Edition of the Women in Business
Foundations Program E-News!

Supporting women small business owners to better manage and work on growth strategies for the future. A key feature of the program is concierge advisory to help clarify priorities and then 4 hours one on one with a specialist business mentor for the subsidised cost of $88.

Read our WiB E-News here

Mindarma - Look after what matters most

This mental well-being initiative is funded by the Office for Small and Family Business.

Check out the sessions here

ChatGPT destroyed my business – and I’m OK with that. Here’s why.

Owner and digital strategist of Ninki Content Marketing, Chanelle Le Roux, launched her business in 2017 with great success. However, by early 2023 the rise of ChatGPT had hurt that very success. Here she explains why in the long run, it's actually turned out for the best.

Read the article here