Western Sydney Business Centre

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Whether it is researching the marketplace, finding out what Government assistance is available, or learning about the latest business practices, the NSW Department of State and Regional Development's Western Sydney Business Centre in Parramatta is geared to meeting your needs.

The Centre is specifically designed to assist Western Sydney small-to-medium sized enterprises wanting to expand or grow their business.  The NSW Department of State and Regional Development's full suite of business development and expansion programs can be accessed through the Centre.

The Centre, located in the heart of Western Sydney, provides a complete service to one of the most dynamic and fast-growing business communities in the nation.

The Centre's geographical reach extends west to Katoomba, east to Concord, north to Hornsby and as far south as Picton.

It offers access to a high level of expertise and experience through the Centre's team of business development managers.  You can gain specialist advice from experts in fields such as manufacturing, exporting, electronic commerce, biotechnology and investment.

The Western Sydney Business Centre runs a series of business workshops and seminars on current business issues designed to assist entrepreneurs to productively grow their businesses. 

For a full list of workshops/seminars, click here.

The Centre is a multimedia, interactive venue and the Centre's Boardroom and Function Room facilities are available for hire, with a full suite of equipment and resources to assist your business.

Contact Details

The Western Sydney Business Centre

NSW Department of State and Regional Development

Level 2, 470 Church Street

North Parramatta  NSW  2151

Phone:  8843 1100     Fax:  9890 9552

Email:  dsrdparramatta@business.nsw.gov.au

Location Map

Click here to view a location map to the Centre.

Paid Parking

Click here for a summary of Paid Parking rules introduced by the Parramatta City Council in the vicinity of the NSW Department of State and Regional Development's Western Sydney Business Centre.

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