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Business philosophy

We operate in a world of constant and accelerating change – in markets, legislation, technology, society. Change creates risk for our clients, but it also creates opportunity. Our aim is to master change, minimise the risks and maximise the opportunities, and turn change to our clients’ advantage. That’s how we will bring them a brighter future.

We’ve learned from experience that to be prepared for change – and to maximise advantage for our clients – we must be ever-ready, responsive and enterprising. These are our key strengths. We foster them by providing a flexible structure, dynamic resources and an unwavering will to succeed.

Our code of hehaviour

Be principled

•	Be honest, open and up front
•	Be true to yourself and to others
•	Stand by your principles. There is no room for compromise
•	Always act honourably. If you wouldn’t be proud of it, don’t do it

Be enterprising

•	Don’t resist change; seek it out and engage with it
•	Be adaptive

Be successful

•	Set clear goals and make sure they’re achieved
•	Set realistic expectations and deliver accordingly

FSP Group in the community

FSP Group is proud to be associated with Merry Makers Australia. We strive to raise money for this organisation at many of our social events.

Merry Makers Australia has provided a unique opportunity for hundreds of intellectually and physically disabled people to develop and express themselves through the power of music and dance. Regular classes lead to significant performances including the Darling Harbour Christmas Pageant and Australia Day celebrations. They have appeared on stage with some of Australia’s leading artists. Their joy, hard work and determination result in performances that inspire people.

Some of the Merry Makers’ greatest achievements have been in open competition at the City of Sydney Eisteddfod. In 1991, Scott Martin who has Down Syndrome and his partner, Lucinda Bryant, won first place with their presentation of “If I Loved You” in the Performance from a Stage Musical section.

The group was again in the spotlight just recently when a documentary made about the dancers and their families , 'The Music in Me" , was awarded the prestigious Prix Pierre Salinger at the 24th Annual Avignon Film Festival in the South of France.

In their twenty-four year history, this much loved performance group, whose ages range from five to fifty-five years, has received numerous awards and several documentaries have been made featuring their remarkable achievements. On Australia Day in 1992, the Merry Makers were named Australian Group of the Year and they are extremely proud and honoured to officially participate each year in the celebration of our National Day as Australia Day Ambassadors in New South Wales.

Merry Makers Australia is a registered charity run purely on a voluntary basis with no fees being charged for classes, etc… it is truly a labour of love!

To learn more about this wonderful and worthwhile group of people please go to http://www.merrymakers.com.au