Here it comes… Ready or Not! And just like that 2021 is almost done. I can’t quite believe that December is here already. What a journey it has been for my first 12 months in this role. To all our members and key stakeholders that provide their ongoing support of our Bunbury Geographe Chamber –
Dear All, At Remembrance Day this year, myself and Kristy Gillian the CEO of BGCCI observed one minutes silence in the traditional setting of Hale House next to State Parliament. It was fitting to see flags at half mast, people wearing their poppies and the whole precinct paying respect as the clock struck eleven. ‘Lest
I read a great meme this week… “Its like winter is really mad and keeps storming out of the room and then coming back in yelling… “And another thing!” Hopefully November will bring more of the warmer days and dryer weather that we would expect from Kambarang. October has been a busy month for
Dear All As always, I hope our Members are keeping well and your business fortunes are tracking to or above plan. The last month has witnessed a number of important announcements at a National, State and local level. The COVID-19 headlines from a National perspective appear to see an easing of restrictions across both NSW
Kaya! Welcoming in October and the beginning of Kambarang the season of birth. Kambarang is the fifth season in the Noongar Calendar running from October to November. While we are still seeing some cold and wet conditions, there are longer daylight hours and a crispness in the air as the warmer weather draws closer. There
Dear All, I hope our members are keeping well and that their business fortunes are tracking to or above plan. We are very excited at the Chamber to have formed a new Executive for the next year ahead. We have a busy and varied agenda over the next twelve months and at every opportunity we
Kaya September has been a busy month. The Bunbury Geographe Region is a buzz with several key events, LGA council elections and sheer business activity. The Chamber has delivered more than 10 very successful events in the last couple of months, and I’m pleased to say that I am taking a few days off to
Kaya! Welcoming in September and the second month of Djilba shows signs of some warmer and dryer weather approaching. To point out the obvious, weather plays a key role in productivity, growth and economic activity. With the wettest (and possibly coolest) winter in 30 plus years, the prospect of warmer weather is an indication that
Kaya. August (also the first month of Djilba) has been an exciting month for many of our members and a huge month for the Chamber with lots of activity, events and change. At a time when each of us is so busy, the Chamber wants to ensure that we are delivering a range of events,
Djilba – August signals Growth Kaya! While I am definitely a cooler weather type of person, this year I’m excited to say that although it may not feel like it yet, August to September is a transitional season, welcoming in Djilba means that warmer and dryer weather is on the way. The Growing Season is
