The October Networking Business Breakfast, held at Club Beenleigh, was a huge success, bringing together a diverse range of local business professionals for a morning of valuable connections and conversation. The room was buzzing with energy as members and guests eagerly networked, exchanging ideas and building relationships.
Special guests included Bert Van Manen, Federal Member for Ford; Councillor Karen Murphy of Division 12; and Kate Ryan from the Logan Office of Economic Development. Their presence underscored the significance of the event, highlighting the commitment of local leaders to the business community.
Networking was the key focus of the event, with attendees actively engaging in conversations that could lead to new opportunities and collaborations. The importance of networking was echoed throughout the morning.
Lee Tucker from Tucker's Welding and Refinishing shared, "Coming along to these events is like visiting family and leaves me on a high all day." His sentiment captured the sense of community and camaraderie that was evident among attendees.
Emily Heffernan from Rank Online Australia attended the event for the first time and was enthusiastic about returning. "This is our first visit and we'll be back, networking is important to us," she said, illustrating how the breakfast serves as an entry point for new businesses to engage with the local business ecosystem.
Cr Karen Murphy of Division 12, a staunch supporter of small business, noted, "It's so great to see a room full of people who understand the importance of networking and truly want to support each other." Her comment resonated with the collaborative spirit that has become a hallmark of the Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce’s events.
The businesses represented at the breakfast were a testament to the diversity and strength of the local economy. Attendees included:
With such a wide range of industries present, from legal and accounting services to marketing, finance, and manufacturing, the event provided a platform for meaningful connections that are likely to lead to future partnerships and business growth.
The breakfast not only showcased the chamber’s ability to bring together key players in the local business scene but also served as a reminder of the powerful role networking plays in fostering economic development. From established businesses to newcomers, every attendee left with a sense of purpose and optimism about the future.
With events like these, the Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce continues to strengthen the ties between local businesses, fostering a
supportive community where professionals can grow and thrive. As the morning came to a close, it was clear that the connections made and
conversations started would ripple throughout the community long after the event ended.
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