Southern Gold Coast
Events

We are thrilled to have Kate Jones, the Minister for Innovation and Tourism Industry Development and the Commonwealth Games in the Queensland Government, as our main speaker on March15.

Challenges facing the Gold Coast post the Commonwealth Games and how the Gold Coast Bulletin & Chamber can work better together.

Join the Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce for our Annual Dinner, which will be held at the Currumbin RSL on Friday 15th December 2017

Please join us for what is sure to be a very informative and important conversation regarding Commonwealth Games Security measures and what this means for local business operators.

Join us in the heart of Coolangatta for an informal get together at our latest “Business After Hours” event. This is a great opportunity to meet your fellow Chamber Members, meet new people and to network.

The Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce Inc AGM will be held on Thursday 7 September at the Currumbin RSL commencing at 6.45 am for 7.00 am.

In April 2018 the Southern Gold Coast will host the Athletics (Race Walk), Cycling (Time Trial), Cycling (Road Race) and Volleyball events as part of Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, which will affect your business and the way you operate.

Karen Andrews brings her extensive experience in engineering, industrial relations and running her own business to her roles as Federal Member for McPherson and Assistant Minister for Vocational Education and Skills.

Kerry brings to this key role 27 years of public sector experience, having worked across multiple Queensland Government agencies with more than a decade in senior leadership roles. She started her career in the public service as an architectural cadet after studying for a Bachelor in Architecture, graduating with Honours.

Councillor Gail O’Neill was elected Councillor for Division 14 in March 2016. Her division includes parts of Elanora and Tallebudgera and the suburbs of Tallebudgera Valley, Currumbin Valley, Currumbin Waters, Currumbin, Tugun Heights, Tugun, Bilinga, Kirra, Rainbow Bay and Coolangatta.

Jann Stuckey and her family moved to Currumbin Waters from Adelaide 30 years ago and she has lived in the electorate ever since. Together with husband Richard, Jann operated a small business for many years and understands the difficulties faced on a daily basis, especially when it comes to red tape.

Join us for a Joint breakfast with the SGC Chamber and Currumbin RSL to learn about how these two groups working in our community are planning their year ahead and to learn something more about the depth of work the Currumbin RSL puts into this community.