Kyabram's business breakfast organised by the Kyabram Development Committee breaks brand-new tourism website to the world.
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An exciting new website showcasing Kyabram for tourists and visitors has officially launched.
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Kyabram’s business breakfast held bright and early on Friday, April 4 was a feast for the senses: for the sight, the ears and especially the taste.
It was also the site where Kyabram’s brand-new website Visit Kyabram was launched to the public, hoping to angle Kyabram as a more tourism-focused town.
The event, one of the first to be held in the newly renovated Kyabram Club, saw 70 enthusiastic business leaders gather over a hearty breakfast to share inspiring business stories.
The event also attracted the likes of Federal Member for Nicholls Sam Birrell, State Member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh, Campaspe Shire Mayor Daniel Mackrell and Crs John Zobec and Jessica Mitchell.
The Kyabram Development Committee organised the event to encourage open conversation between business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs over a delicious breakfast.
State member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh, guest speaker Dale Coldwell, Federal Member for Nicholls Sam Birrell and host Tim Nelson at the conclusion of the business breakfast.
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Tim Nelson of NuSHADE Awnings and Blinds expertly emceed the lively morning conference, keeping the program on track and the audience engaged.
Guest speaker, Dale Coldwell, owner of Empire Signs Group spoke of his struggles servicing the retail sector in the height of COVID-19 and the remodelling and rebuilding of his business.
He spoke of the support from his mentors and friends, mentioning Scott Collins of Cantech Engineering, and Billy Brady of Brady’s Electrical, and the overall importance of having people to bounce ideas off or receive reassurance from.
Following Mr Coldwell’s inspiring talk, the Visit Kyabram website was launched and attendees were asked to jump on to be the first to have a look.
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