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Social commentator Bernard Salt presents at Developing Bass Coast Forum at Bayview Room at Silverwater Resort in San Remo
Bass Coast Shire Council is excited to be hosting its first in-person Developing Bass Coast Forum since 2019.
Bernard Salt will be presenting at the forum, famous for references to 'smashed avocado' and identifying and tagging new tribes and social behaviours such as the "Seachange Shift" and the "Goats Cheese Curtain". Mr Salt is widely regarded as one of Australia's most influential social commentators. The forum provides an opportunity for business leaders to understand the key trends shaping Bass Coast in the years to come.
Join us for breakfast and learn from one of Australia's leading social commentators and business analysts Bernard Salt
Understanding the community
Bass Coast Shire Mayor, Cr Michael Whelan, said the Developing Bass Coast Forum is a great way to better understand what is happening in-region and provides an important link for council officers and councillors to the development community.
"Businesses play a critical role in our community, and we want developments in our region to be best-in-class and by ensuring we have a strong link to developers we can better align to our community's vision," Cr Whelan said.
"After cancelling the 2020 and 2021 events, we're glad to be hosting this event in-person. We are looking forward to hearing from Bernard Salt in what I am sure is going to be a very entertaining breakfast," Cr Whelan concluded.
Event schedule
The event is being held on
- Tuesday, 17 May from
- 7.30am to 9.30am
- Bayview Room at Silverwater Resort in San Remo
Tickets, which include breakfast, are $20 each and can be booked online at Eventbrite's 'Developing Bass Coast forum' website. For more information about the forum, contact council's Business Development Team on 1300 BCOAST (226 278) or (03) 5671 2211.
Pictures from Eventbrite website.
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