Tourism Macedon Ranges will once again hold its business breakfast, with Village Well founder Gilbert Rochecouste to present the keynote address.
The event will be held at the Gisborne Golf Club on October 5, at 7am to 8.30am, and follows the success of last year’s breakfast.
Mr Rochecouste is a locally and internationally recognised leading voice in placemaking and the creation of vibrant, resilient places. He founded placemaking consultancy Village Well about 30 years ago.
Tourism Macedon Ranges chair Andrew Towner said they are excited to have Mr Rochecouste join them in the Macedon Ranges.
“Mr Rochecouste has a wealth of experience to share,” Mr Towner said.
“[He has] worked on projects as diverse as Bruny Island, Flinders Lane, Queen Vic Night Markets, Dubai Creek and our own Hanging Rock.
“This event is for businesses of all sizes and industries.”
Mr Rochecouste has worked with more than 2500 cities, towns, main- streets, businesses and communities over the past 30 years.
He will share insights into the latest customer and retail trends that are shaping the industry and paving the way for an exciting future.
Mr Rochecouste will also show how businesses and communities can thrive and flourish to unlock their full potential by embracing positive change and implementing innovative strategies.
Romsey Region Business and Tourism Association president Jenny Stillman said the event and keynote address is not one to miss.
“Mr Rochecouste is a dynamic and inspirational speaker who has guided businesses and communities to long-term success,” Ms Stillman said.
Details: bit.ly/macedonbreakfast
