Trust is now on your balance sheet.

Bricks, mortar and the profit and loss will always matter. But the trust you build with your staff, your customers and your community now decides who wins the contract, who keeps their best people, and who gets the call when the next opportunity comes along. Banks, insurers and the big buyers are already asking for proof of it. Three leading speakers will show you, in plain English, exactly what to do about it.

WHY YOU SHOULD BE THERE

Three guest speakers

Thriving in a changing climate, Sustainable Development made simple, and community as an asset.

Woolmers after dark

A first look at the new Woolmers Lodge before it opens, plus the Unshackled convict exhibition.

Food, wine & connections

Local gourmet food, Tasmanian wines, and an evening with business industry and government leaders.

Wednesday 21 October 2026
Arrive 5:30pm  ·  Speakers 6:00pm  ·  20 minutes from Launceston, free parking
The Nigel Peck Centre, Woolmers Lane, Longford TAS 7301
Your ticket includes gourmet food, the full speaker program and exclusive after-dark tours.
Book now, tickets are free.
Free tickets, courtesy of nbn
When you register, simply check whether faster nbn speeds are available at your business. It takes 30 seconds, there is no obligation, and your tickets are free. You also go into the door raffle for a wine and whisky hamper. Tickets otherwise $29; drinks at bar prices.
GUEST SPEAKERS
 
 
 
Dr Tom Remenyi
Director, Acclimatised
“Planning for your business to prosper in a changing climate”

A world-leading climate researcher who cuts through the noise to give business a competitive edge. Rather than dealing in abstractions, Tom delivers solid, data-backed insight, the foundation you need to build concrete plans and thrive financially as climate trends shift

Deborah Wallace
Founder, TasESG
“ESG without the jargon”

Deborah breaks Environmental, Social and Governance frameworks into clear, practical actions, helping you navigate sustainability trends and supply chain expectations without the compliance traps, and turn them into credibility and new business.

Adam Mostogl
Convenor, Social Enterprise Collective of Tasmania (SECTAS)
“Social capital and the bottom line”

An award-winning entrepreneur who proves staff care and community resilience are real business assets. Adam will also present local students from the Illuminate Education program, who will inspire you with their ideas for making the Northern Midlands a better place.

HOW THE EVENING RUNS
5:30pm  Arrive, grazing food and bar   ·    6:00pm  Speakers and discussion   ·    8:00pm  Networking
The food.   Larna Pittiglio of Heartlands Tasmania is serving her Ultimate Graze: Tasmanian cheeses, house-made dips and condiments, antipasto, ham, smoked salmon and charcuterie, seasonal vegetables, fruit, nuts, breads and crackers, plus canapés to the table, all included with your ticket.
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