An evening of speed networking, fresh ideas and local business connection is planned from 5.30pm, on Thursday, 7 May at the Husk Farm Distillery, located North Tumbulgum.
Organised by the Murwillumbah District Business Chamber, they say, ‘Join us for a high-energy evening at one of our region’s most iconic venues for fast connections, big conversations’.
‘This month, we’re mixing things up with a speed networking session – think speed dating, but for business. It’s a fun, structured way to meet a wide range of local professionals, spark new ideas, and make meaningful connections in a short amount of time.
‘But it’s not just about who you meet, it’s also about shaping what comes next.
‘We’ll also be hosting small working group conversations focused on you and your business, including:
- What’s currently working well for local businesses
- What challenges you’re facing right now
- What you want to see more of from the Chamber
- Ideas for future events, initiatives and support
‘This is your opportunity to have a direct voice in shaping the direction of Business Murwillumbah and the value it delivers to our local business community.
‘Alongside the structured sessions, there’ll be plenty of time to relax, enjoy Husk’s incredible setting, and continue conversations over a drink.
‘We’ll also share a brief update on the Regional Night-Time Economy Program Grant, including new event concepts in development and how collaboration between local businesses, creatives and community partners is actively shaping a more vibrant Murwillumbah night-time economy. This is where ideas are becoming action, creating real momentum, activation and new opportunities for the region.
‘Come ready to connect, contribute and be part of something bigger’.
To book a ticket, visit https://events.humanitix.com/business-after-hours-hosted-by-husk-farm-distillery-87ardjkl
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