UPCOMING EVENTS

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Visit North Tas - Tourism Information Evening

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Financial Business Mangement - Managing Cashflow

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Update on changes to Red tape & regulatory reform

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Business resilience & adapting to change

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How can Business Tasmania help your Business?

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NMBA Business Event of the Year and AGM

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UPCOMING EVENTS | Visit North Tas - Tourism Information Evening | Financial Business Mangement - Managing Cashflow | Update on changes to Red tape & regulatory reform | Business resilience & adapting to change | How can Business Tasmania help your Business? | NMBA Business Event of the Year and AGM |

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Identifying and enhancing economic development opportunities in Tasmania's Northern Midlands.

Free membership in the Northern Midlands Business Association is open to all people who have an interest in enhancing business in the Northern Midlands, or who either have a business location there, or who reside within the region, or where the Northern Midlands is an important aspect of their business or community activity and contribution. The NMBA also receives valuable support from Northern Midlands Council. Paid membership is also available that provides exceptional value and opportunities to promote your products and services to our more than 600 other registered business members.

SCOPE

From the rocks of Ben Lomand to Launceston Airport, and towns like Longford, Evandale, Ross, Perth, Campbell Town, and others from the mountains to the sea, Tasmania's Northern Midlands has  a diverse range of thriving businesses that cover all industry types and market categories.

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Collaborate

Every business in the Northern Midlands is automatically a free member of the Association, with enhanced membership options also available. By collaborating with local business, governments and community groups, the Northern Midlands Business Association fosters and supports economic opportunities across the region.

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Grow

Our Business Plan has a wide range of projects to achieve our goal to help local businesses prosper and grow, and improve the economic prosperity across the Northern Midlands.  Our Business Directory enables all businesses to promote themselves, find other businesses and get found by customers.

The Northern Midlands Business Association is a not-for-profit incorporated association with a volunteer Board elected by members. The Board coordinates and manages the wide range of projects in the Association Business Plan, secures funding and fosters new initiatives. The current Board donates their time to provide a wealth of experience as diverse as the businesses of the Northern Midlands.

The NMBA is constantly wanting to expand the size and diversity of its Board of Management.  Might you be interested in contributing a couple of hours a month to join the team? Nominate yourself now and be invited to an NMBA Board meeting to see if you would like to join - there’s no obligation.

Ian Goninon - Construction of Portable Units, Land Development and Office Furniture Retailer

Russel Fyfe - project management, engineering, consulting

John West- senior management, international, leadership

Richard Duncan - rural fencing, agricultural design & engineering

Mike Armstrong - project delivery, emergency services, water management

Jemma Mackinnon - horticulture, human relations, employment management

Hayley Self- hospitality, industry, entrepreneur

Colin Cook -agriculture, services, management

Rochelle Galloway - events, communication, administration

John Stagg - construction and project management

Dan Aparekka MBA FCMA CPA - Leading financial strategy and policy setting

Gordon Williams - Chief Executive Officer

Amanda Sutherland - Communications & Outreach Co-ordinator

Nicole Schultz -
Communications & Outreach Co-ordinator

 

Major Initiatives & Projects

Members of the Northern Midlands Business Association benefit from a wide range of products and initiatives driven by our Business Plan and results detailed in the 2023 Activity and Annual Report.  Members also contribute to, and can suggest new programs and projects to support businesses in our region.  The current major objectives of the NMBA are:

- Collaborate with Council to foster economic activity in the Northern Midlands

- Enhance the environment for economic development in the Northern Midlands

- Promote collaboration between the Association, local businesses, agencies & organisations to facilitate economic development in the Northern Midlands

- Increase the profile of the Association