Profit with Purpose 

Understand your numbers. Grow your impact.

How to Build a Financially Sustainable Allied Health Business in the NDIS
✅ Understand the key numbers that matter most
✅ Identify inefficiencies that drain your profits
✅ Make confident financial decisions that support long-term growth

10% of course sales go to LiveFree Project, builder stronger communities and families in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie

LIVE Webinar including Q&A

When
Wednesday 26th November 2025
12noon - 1:30pm AEDST
Where
Online
(Access upon enrolment)
Tickets
$149.
Limited Spots Available

"I wish this webinar had been available when I started my NDIS business."

NDIS price guide changes, funding uncertainty, and ever-rising costs make it harder than ever for allied health businesses to stay profitable — but it doesn’t have to be this way.

Join David Hubbard (Virtual CFO and business strategist) and Karen Maurer (Occupational Therapist, Capable Spaces) for an honest, practical, and empowering session on how to build a profitable business with purpose — one that sustains your mission and your team.

David has supported NDIS organisations operating at over $2.61B, and recently helped a 65-staff allied health business increase profits by 400%* through smarter systems and better understanding of the numbers.

Target  Help SME Allied Health Orgs be more viable / understand their numbers

Learning Objectives:

What is the current market situation
What does it mean to run a viable business
What are the things you need to measure when running a business
How can you improve cashflow
Calculate your actual hourly rate needed to cover costs
Models that are working
Real world update: Capable Spaces- Occupational Therapy small business Newcastle NSW, with Karen Maurer
When you learn, others thrive

Who Should Attend?

Allied health professionals and business owners in the NDIS sector

Practice leaders aiming to improve profitability and sustainability

Solo practitioners wanting to better understand their financial picture

David Hubbard

David Hubbard is Director of CINCH Transform, a seasoned financial strategist and transformation expert, worked with over $2.3b AUD of NDIS businesses providing practical actionable insights. A purpose-driven approach, David combines deep expertise in finance, operations, and workforce dynamics to help CEOs achieve real clarity and lasting change.
David brings a unique blend of strategic insight and hands-on facilitation. His sessions are engaging, scenario-based, and designed to equip decision-makers with actionable steps to improve cashflow, boost efficiency, and navigate the evolving service-based business landscape, while strengthening team performance and organisational impact.
Patrick Jones - Course author

Karen Maurer

Karen Maurer is an Occupational Therapist with over 27 years’ clinical experience, who runs Capable Spaces, a boutique community-based Occupational Therapy service in Newcastle NSW. Karen and her team support adults with progressive neurological conditions, palliative care and spinal cord injuries, using interventions to help people live as independently as possible in their homes, such as assistive technology, home modifications, home automation, and technology access. Karen has a passion for providing clinical supervision and practical training, supporting clinicians to grow their scope of practice to help maximise people’s independence, function and safety in the community.
Patrick Jones - Course author
*Results may not reflect the outcomes or potential of your business. Individual results will vary based on circumstances and implementation.

*This session will be recorded and may be used for future educational or promotional purposes. Participants who do not wish to appear in the recording are advised to disable their cameras before joining.

*The information provided in this course is general in nature and does not constitute financial advice. It should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional financial, legal, or accounting advice specific to your circumstances.
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