Super now moves every payday, its not just a compliance update. For many owner-operators, that's turned into a real, weekly cash flow squeeze. If you run a business in hospitality, retail, or dairy/pastoral (or you advise clients who do), you've likely already felt the difference in your working capital these past few pay cycles. Join us as we host Chartered Accountant and virtual CFO Amanda Fisher, also known as "The Cash Flow Queen," as this session cuts through the theory and gets into what's actually happening on the ground.

Author, Speaker, Chartered Accountant and virtual CFO

Known as the expert who can "unscramble your numbers," Amanda Fisher is an author, speaker, and virtual CFO passionate about making business finances make sense. As "The Cash Flow Queen," Amanda uses her deep background as a Chartered Accountant and CFO to help business owners protect their cash flow before compliance traps catch them out. With Pay Day Super fundamentally rewriting how businesses must manage their cash flow, Amanda brings real-world examples and practical insights to the table. She understands that losing the traditional quarterly superannuation buffer isn't just a payroll software update, it's a massive shift in weekly working capital that requires proactive planning and a deep understanding of business liquidity.

Head of Sales and GTM, PaySauce

Mel leads sales and go-to-market at PaySauce, helping small businesses and their advisors get payday sorted. Formerly Head of Bookkeeping at Xero Australia, she brings deep expertise and trusted relationships across the bookkeeper and accountant community. Mel understands the real challenges small businesses face and focuses on simple, practical solutions that just work. She’s passionate about connecting the right tools with the right people, so business owners feel confident, supported, and in control every pay run.