This is a people led initiative that allows community and business leaders to gather and discuss real solutions to the challenges facing us today.
Issues from health to cost of living pressures and general policies regarding soft and hard infrastructure required to sustain a liveable environment in one of the fastest growing regions in our country need debate.
Last year’s keynote speaker was Besa Deda, the Chief National Economist for Westpac Business Bank; and this year will be The Hon. Steve Kamper, NSW Minister for Sport, Multiculturalism and Small Business.
The Minister will provide insights on how these three very important portfolios will be addressed by the Minn’s Labor Government over the next few years.
The information sessions provide valuable workshops for those wanting access to industry leaders presenting on important topics to make your business more competitive in this current challenging economic climate.
These sessions are free, but the only catch is limited numbers for each session meaning first in or you’ll miss out!
The Greater Blacktown Business Chamber will host a business after 5 which is a great networking opportunity for existing members and for new businesses to find out what business chambers do and how to benefit from being part of it. The business after five will feature a special presentation by Blacktown FC Chairman, Bob Turner on Women In Sport.
Foundation WEXPO sponsors have also been involved in workshops and coordinating the event.
Thank you to Australian Catholic University, Blacktown Workers Club, Novo Nordisk, SydWest Multicultural Services, WentWest Primary Health Network, Blacktown Council and Blacktown News for bringing WEXPO to life.
WEXPO is truly a collaboration of businesses, community organisations and local media.
WEXPO is also the only forum where leading community and business advocates present their findings to the NSW Parliament House with the Premier, Opposition Leader and to the many ministers and MPs in attendance.
Parliament meets Western Sydney where key ideas and policy initiatives are presented with over one hundred locals in attendance demonstrating a strong case for Western Sydney.
Congratulations to all those involved as this is becoming the major EXPO for the region.
Stephen Bali is Member for Blacktown, WEXPO Patron and Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and Public Spaces.
