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It’s time to act!

DAY1

Broome 10th-12th October 2018

Silver Bronze

Following a prolonged period of low economic activity, the outlook for the Kimberley region is finally looking very positive. The signs are clear we are about to commence a period of potentially rapid and prolonged economic growth. This is a great problem to have and one that must not be ignored.

This gives rise to some key questions. Are we ready for a different future? Do we have the mindset, the strategies, capabilities, management structures, focus, resources and experience to effectively manage the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly growing economy?

The key economic drivers of growth in the Kimberley are the start-up and recommencement of several major mining projects, significant spending on community infrastructure and for the West Kimberley the construction and operation of the proposed Kimberley Marine Support Base. All these projects are committed to high levels of local content and jobs.

The agribusiness and aquaculture sectors in the East Kimberley are also continuing to develop as is the cattle industry in the central Kimberley. This is coupled with an improving tourism outlook due to more competitive airfares and the potential for international flights into the Kimberley’s western gateway.

The confluence of these economic drivers is delivering a once in a generation opportunity to create a much more diversified, vibrant economy providing a wealth of jobs, careers, business opportunities capable of benefitting all sections of the community.

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THANKS TO MAJOR SPONSORS Shire of Broome, Kimberley Development Commission and

Regional Development Australia Kimberley

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

The region has been comprehensively consulted, the region has been analysed repeatedly, the reports have been written and hopefully read. Now It’s time to act, time to ensure we are ready to facilitate the future.

The 2018 Kimberley Economic Forum is an opportunity to imagine this different future. A future in which the jobs, the economy and opportunities grow. A future that demands we reassess our readiness, our approach and our capacity to successfully maximise the benefits to the wider Kimberley community. And we should also be very mindful that the solutions to yesterday’s problems may not be the solutions to tomorrows challenges.

We invite you to join us at the 11th annual Kimberley Economic Forum where we explore, share and reflect on what we as individuals, communities, businesses, government entities and leaders can do to work together to build a better future for the Kimberley.

Peter Taylor

President Broome Chamber of Commerce & Industry

3 July 2018

TUESDAY 9 OCTOBER

1500 to 1800 Sunset cocktail cruise with Broome Whale Watching (additional charge)

1700 to 1900 Business After Hours hosted by Nyamba Buru Yawuru (free)

WEDNESDAY 10 OCTOBER

0800 to 1630 KIMBERLEY ECONOMIC FORUM DAY 1

1100 to 1430 Masterclass with Ifor Ffowcs-Williams “Cluster Development in Practice”

1700 to 1900 Welcome Sundowner hosted by Phoenix Insurance (free)

THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER

0800 to 1630 KIMBERLEY ECONOMIC FORUM DAY 2

1100 to 1430Masterclass with NBN & Leading Edge Computers “Switching over to digital – solutions to drive efficiencies in your business”

1800 to 2100Long table dinner at Moonlight Suites hosted by Kimberley Accommodation Group (additional charge)

FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER

0630 to 0715 F45 workout with Life and Soul Health and Fitness Club (free)

0800 to 1030 Business Breakfast with Federal and State government representatives

1200 to 1600 Cowden Insurance BCCI Classic - Corporate Golf Day (additional charge)

1630 to 1930 BBQ Sundowner and charity auction at Broome Golf Club (free)

WEDNESDAY 10 OCTOBER0830 INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME TO COUNTRY

0900

CO-OPETITION - IT’S TIME TO ACT! Sponsored by Kimberley Development Commission

KEYNOTE – Ifor Ffowcs-Williams. “Clustering for Business Growth: International Experiences”

0950STATE OF OUR ECONOMY Sponsored by Commonwealth Bank

How has Trump effected the Kimberley’s economy?

– Rick Newnham, CCIWA

1010Reserve Bank of Australia - Economic Conditions in Australia – Some Implications for the Kimberley

– Merylin Coombs, Deputy Head of the Economic Analysis Department, RBA

1030 MORNING TEA

1100Nyamba Buru Yawuru presentation

– Peter Yu, Chief Executive Officer Nyamba Buru Yawuru

1120

SESSION 1: WORKING TOGETHER WITH TRADITIONAL OWNERS Sponsored by Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa

– Senator Patrick Dodson, Shadow Assistant Minister for Indigenous Affairs and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

– Lawford Benning, Chair Miriuwung and Gajerrong Corporation (MG Corp) – TBC, Kimberley Land Council

1215 LUNCH

1315

SESSION 2: TOURISM KIMBERLEY – Sponsored by Broome International Airport

– Adele Labine-Romain, Tourism, Aviation & Hotels Practice, Deloitte Access Economics – TBC – Tourism WA – Natasha Mahar, Australia’s North West Tourism – Melanie Virgo, Broome Visitor Centre

1430 AFTERNOON TEA

1500Fitzroy catchment study findings.

– Dr Ian Watson, Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO Agriculture and Food

1530

SESSION 3: AGRI/AQUACULTURE KIMBERLEY Sponsored by LandCorp

– Rob Cossart, Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development – Emma White, Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen’s Association – Jim Engelke, Kimberley Agricultural Investment – John Hutton, Aarli Mayi / Maxima

1630 CLOSE DAY 1

BIOGRAPHIESKEYNOTE: Ifor Ffowcs-Williams, CEO Cluster Navigators LTD, New ZealandIfor is acknowledged as one of the most influential cluster practitioners in the world, with hands-on experience extending to over 50 countries.Ifor’s focus is on the practicalities of cluster development, leading training and strategy workshops with economic development agencies, cluster groups and support organisations.

He has been an advisor to The World Bank, European Commission, OECD, UNDP, international aid agencies and national and regional economic development agencies on six continents.

Ifor is the author of the ‘Cluster Development Handbook’, the first comprehensive guide to the What? The Why? And the How? Of cluster engagement.

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER: Rick Newnham, Chief Economist, Chamber of Commerce & Industry WARick Newnham is passionate about making Western Australia a world leading place to live and do business. He joined the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) as Chief Economist in January 2017. Prior to joining CCI Rick worked as an Economist for Shell around the world, including postings in Australia (Brisbane and Perth), the UK (Aberdeen) and the Middle East (Dubai).

Rick is recognised by the World Economic Forum as a Global Shaper, he is an Ambassador for Australia Day and a State Advisory Council member of CEDA - The Committee for Economic Development Australia.In 2011, Rick was awarded Young Western Australian of the Year for establishing the Left Right Think-Tank, Australia’s first non-partisan think-tank of young minds.

Rick has a keen interest in innovation and policy that will advance Western Australia’s position in the global economy. Through the economic policy, start-up and trade communities Rick stays connected to the economies of the Middle East and Asia, where his experience and interests most overlap.

Rick completed his undergraduate business studies at The University of Western Australia and post-graduate studies at Oxford University. His thesis at Oxford evaluated the economics of Uber and Airbnb’s government relations strategies worldwide for which he won the Saïd Business School prize.

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER: Adele Labine-Romain, National Travel, Hospitality and Services Lead. Partner, Deloitte Access EconomicsAdele is a Partner at Deloitte Access Economics where she leads their work in the tourism, aviation and hotels practice. Adele has a deep understanding of the Australian tourism landscape and has experience in policy and strategy development with both government and industry. Prior to joining Deloitte, Adele held executive roles with Tourism Australia and with the Tourism & Transport Forum. She is also an adjunct professor at the University of Queensland.

“Cluster Development in Practice”This opportunity is open to anyone wishing to attend, within and external to the KEF conference registration.

The Broome Growth Plan identified cluster development as a core strategy in building our regional economy.

Ifor will take participants through a Fast Track of the Twelve Step cluster development process that he has introduced, using examples from small and remote communities around the world.

Who should attend this workshop?

Those working with groups of businesses will be particularly welcome, as neutral facilitators are a valuable element in establishing a clustering approach. The Masterclass will also be of interest to training and business support organisations and to community and business leaders.

The Broome Growth Plan highlighted the importance of alignment of interests across the eight industry clusters by service providers, residents, community groups, the Shire of Broome, government departments and traditional owners.

Tickets are inclusive for KEF registrations or can be purchased individually for $120 per person.

MASTERCLASS WITH IFOR FFOWCS-WILLIAMS

Wed 10th October 11am to 2.30pm

Co-Opetition - It’s Time to Act!

DAY 1

Technology - It’s Time to Act!

DAY 2 & 3

THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER0830 INTRODUCTION0900 TECHNOLOGY – IT’S TIME TO ACT Sponsored by Horizon Power

KEYNOTE – Mark Pesce. “Futurist”. “The future of technology in small business – how remote regional areas are embracing innovation to combat the tyranny of distance.”

0940 BASICS OF CRYPTO CURRENCY AND HOW THE KIMBERLEY COULD BENEFIT – no sponsor

– Matthew Sear, Best IT and Kimberlely Computing – Matteo Salerno, Salerno Law

1000 WORKING SMARTER NOT HARDER Sponsored by NBN with Leading Edge Computers

Switching over to NBN and embracing affordable efficiencies – an introduction to the NBN workshop.

– Jane McNamara, NBN Local – Nicola Walters, Leading Edge Computers

1030 MORNING TEA1100 SESSION 4: MINING & RESOURCES KIMBERLEY – Sponsored by INPEX

Ichthys with Shell Prelude

– Rick Rogerson, Dept Mines, Industry Regulation & Safety – Jop van Hattam, Finder Shale – TBC, INPEX

1200 LUNCH1300 SESSION 5: FREIGHT & LOGISTICS Sponsored by Kimberley Ports Authority

– Gary Bradshaw, Main Roads Kimberley – Mike Hollett, Kimberley Marine Support Base – Sean Mulhall, Kimberley Ports Authority – Kimberley Krenz, Broome International Airport

1430 AFTERNOON TEA1500 SESSION 6: LIVEABILITY Sponsored by Shire of Broome

– Geoff Haerewa – Shire President, Shire of Derby West Kimberley – Harold Tracey – Shire President, Shire of Broome – David Menzel – Shire President, Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley. – Malcolm Edwards – Shire President, Halls Creek

1600 REGIONAL GROWTH - IT’S TIME TO ACT! Sponsored by RDA Kimberley Meeting the Kimberley skills gap - community movements to encourage migration.

– Jack Archer, CEO of Regional Australia Institute

1630 CLOSE DAY 2

BIOGRAPHIESKEYNOTE: MARK PESCE, Futurist & InventorMark Pesce is a leading futurist, author, entrepreneur and innovator. He has been at the forefront of the digital revolution for thirty-five years and is a sought-after keynote speaker for major conferences and leadership gatherings. Bringing clarity, understanding and insight. From virtual reality to education, finance, manufacturing, transportation and communication, Mark gives individuals and organisations the tools they need to think effectively about the future, its opportunities, and its disruptions.

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER: JACK ARCHER, Chief Executive Officer, Regional Australia Institute

MASTERCLASS WITH NBN & LEADING EDGE COMPUTERS

Thurs 11th Oct 11am to 2.30pm

FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER0800 to 1030 GOVERNMENT BUSINESS BREAKFAST

Sponsored by Sheffield Resources

State & Federal governments vision and initiatives to support economic development in the Kimberley.

Join us for breakfast with key representatives of state and federal government to understand current plans underway to support economic development in the Kimberley.

Guest Speakers:

– Hon Alannah Mactiernan MLC – Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food

– Senator for Western Australia Patrick Dodson – Senator for Western Australia Dean Smith on behalf of Melissa Price –

Member for Durack – Representative from Senator the Hon Matt Canavan’s office –

Minister for Resources and Northern Development

Business migration to nbn™ services is an opportunity for digital transformation, business performance and growth.

nbn Local Manager WA Jane McNamara will present an update on:

– Kimberley nbn™ update – nbn™ migration business checklist – speed tiers and service quality: why are these important – next steps – question and answer session

Leading Edge Computers Broome is an nbn™ Business Accredited Advisor. Together with NBN Co, Leading Edge Computers Broome helps businesses find the right nbn™ broadband access service that meets their business needs. They are able to assist businesses in working through the nbn™ migration business checklist, ensuring that each concern is addressed prior to an nbn™ implementation to provide business continuity.

The masterclass will give businesses an opportunity to find out how they can leverage the nbn™ to increase their agility and competitiveness. The Leading Edge Computers team will be on hand with Jane from NBN Co to ensure that all businesses are supported in their transition to the nbn™ broadband access network.

Tickets are inclusive for KEF registrations or can be purchased individually for $50 per person.

2018 KIMBERLEY ECONOMIC FORUM MC: DARREN McAULLAY Darren McAullay is well known for a long career in race broadcasting, with extensive media experience as a commentator and radio host. Alongside his current duties as co-host of the Sports Daily program on TAB Radio Racing and Sport, Darren is a regular corporate event speaker and skilled master of ceremonies. As a regular visitor to Broome and the Kimberley both socially and professionally Darren has a developed a broad understanding of the local state of affairs, his inquisitive nature as a media professional presenting the perfect opportunity to steer the program of the 2018 Kimberley Economic Forum.

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NETWORKING EVENTSTUESDAY 9 OCTOBER

1500 to 1800 SUNSET COCKTAIL CRUISE WITH BROOME WHALE WATCHING Be collected from your accommodation or meet us at Gantheaume Point to board the Broome Whale Watching vessel for a beautiful evening on Roebuck Bay. Includes canapes and drinks. Places strictly limited. Cost $90.

“With over 20 years in the business, Broome Whale Watching is the most recognised and experienced eco marine tour company in Broome.”

1700 to 1900 BUSINESS AFTER HOURS WITH NYAMBA BURU YAWURUJoin Nyamba Buru Yawuru for a sundowner that will kick off the conference. Peter Yu, NBY CEO, will launch ‘Yawuru Futures’; a policy document that sets the framework and direction for the growth of Yawuru wellbeing and prosperity in the Northern Australia development agenda with an opportunity for business and investors to contemplate their working relationship with Indigenous groups across the region. NBY is the development arm for the Yawuru native holders of Broome and welcome you for the Kimberley Economic Forum.

“Mabu Liyan, Mabu Buru, Mabu Ngarrungunil – Strong Spirit, Healthy Country, Healthy Community”WEDNESDAY 10 OCTOBER

1700 to 1900 PHOENIX INSURANCE WELCOME SUNDOWNER AT MATSO’S Tonight we officially welcome you to the Kimberley Economic Forum at a sundowner hosted by Phoenix Insurance. Free with conference registration, additional tickets at $30 per person.

“Phoenix Insurance provides personalised services that will ensure all your needs are met at a competitive premium.”THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER

6.00pm to 9.00pm KIMBERLEY ACCOMMODATION LONG TABLE DINNER AT MOONLIGHT BAY Join us for an evening of fabulous food and wine thanks to Kimberley Accommodation, owners of Moonlight Bay Suites, Bayview Apartments, Hotel Kununurra and Kimberley Hotel. Cost $120 per person.

“Moonlight Bay Suites are Broome’s f inest one and two bedroom suites, providing spectacular uninterrupted views over Roebuck Bay and provides a great viewing point for the magnif icent ‘Staircase to the Moon‘.” fi

FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER

6.30am F45 WORKOUT WITH LIFE & SOUL HEALTH & FITNESS CLUBWinners of the 2018 Broome Small Business Awards, Life & Soul Health & Fitness Club challenges you to an F45 session. F45 Training is the new training technique leaving competition and clients gasping for air. F45 is the most innovative, challenging and systemised team training workout in the world. Free with conference registration.

12noon COWDEN INSURANCE BCCI CLASSIC CORPORATE GOLF DAY Enjoy an afternoon on Broome’s beautiful golf course in this 8-hole Ambrose tournament – the highlight of the BCCI social calendar.Taking teams of 4 for $200 or $80 single players. Proudly presented by Cowden Insurance.

“Providing commercial insurance solutions and comprehensive cover for your legal liability exposures, Cowden proudly provides personalised services that will ensure all your needs are met at a competitive premium.”

4.30pm GOLF CLUB BBQ & CHARITY AUCTION [YET TO BE SPONSORED]Open to anyone wanting to join us for a BBQ at sundown, the annual Golf day auction is a fun social occasional where we award the Golf Day champions and auction some fabulous items with funds raised to go toward a local charity. Free for all attendees.

– Agriculture – Arts – Building and construction – Business and finance – Community & Education – Construction – Finance – Government – Hospitality – Manufacturing

– Mining – Real Estate – Retail – Technology – Transport and Logistics – Trades and Services – Tourism – Many more....

Why sponsor the Kimberley Economic Forum?

SPONSORSHIP

MARKETPLACE EXHIBITOR

$495

The Marketplace will be held in adjoining rooms to the main Forum where catering will be offered for morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea breaks and will be heavily promoted by the MC throughout the Forum and in the program brochure. Each exhibitor will be offered a 2m x 1m space with trestle table and two chairs, and are invited to put forth promotional ideas to further integrate with the Forum.The Marketplace will open to delegates at 10.30am, Wednesday 10th October and remain open until 4.30pm Thursday 11th October, and exhibitors are invited to attend the Forum with one ticket at 40% discount of full registration price.There are limited opportunities for non-sponsors to exhibit at the Marketplace throughout the Forum, only the first ten will be accepted.Marketplace exhibits are available for purchase on the Forum registration page.

THE MANGROVE HOTELThe iconic Mangrove Hotel is a bayside escape of unparalleled style and service and offers a picturesque setting for the 2018 Kimberley Economic Forum.DURACK ROOM: The main Forum will be held in the Durack Room, immediately up the stairs on entrance to the Mangrove restaurant foyer. Registration will be established at the top of these stairs on entering the room.ARGYLE ROOM: The Marketplace will be held in the Argyle room where morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will all be served. Open from 10.30am Wednesday through to 4.30pm Thursday, this is an ideal place to continue networking throughout the conference.DAMPIER ROOM: Adjoining the main Forum room is the Dampier Room where the Masterclasses will be held on Wednesday and Thursday 11am to 2.30pm.Throughout the Forum duration access to the back stairs leading to the Bay Club Lawn will be blocked for security reasons.PLEASE NOTE: There is no disabled access to these rooms. Any delegates with mobility concerns should contact conference organisers at projects@broomechamber.com.au.

PACKAGE OPTIONS

Whatever your business, the Kimberley Economic Forum will cover topics that will directly or indirectly affect you and this is your moment to be part of the conversation. Participating as a sponsor and/or exhibitor can take you straight to your target market and demonstrate your level of support and commitment to the region’s economy.

VENUE

All attendees to the KEF are interested in, or committed to future development in the region covering all sectors of industry, including:

– Maximum exposure at a premier forum devoted to those with an invested interest in the Kimberley

– An opportunity to build and reinforce strategic relationships within your industry

– Time to network with colleagues and key stakeholders – A cost effective way to reinforce your company’s brand and build

awareness amongst a relevant audience – Time to present latest innovations and new products or services to a

pertinent audience

REGISTRATION CONDITIONS

The conference committee understands that circumstances can change. At any point prior to the event you are welcome to contact us in writing to nominate a substitute delegate at no extra charge. A full refund less a $150 service fee will be issued for cancellations received on or before 31 August 2018. Registration cancellation received between 1 September to 29 September 2018 , will receive a 50% refund on the registration fees. No refunds will be issued after 30 September 2018. Non-payment does not constitute cancellation.

I have read and understood the terms & conditions above.

Signature:

2018 KIMBERLEY ECONOMIC FORUM

PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN TO:Post: KEF 2018 Broome Chamber of Commerce & Industry PO Box 1307 Broome WA 6725Email: administration@broomechamber.com.au orIn-person: 6 Napier Tce, Broome (behind Westpac Bank)

CONTACT DETAILS

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REGISTRATION PRICES - ALL PRICES INCLUSIVE GST

REGISTRATION TYPE COST

FULL REGISTRATION (includes 2-day conference, Friday business breakfast and Phoenix Insurance welcome Sundowner and Nyamba Buru Yawuru Business After Hours)

$480

MEMBER FULL REGISTRATION (per above inclusions - each Member* entitled to one ticket @ 40% discount)

*Member includes Broome, Derby and East Kimberley CCI’s - full audits of registrations will be conducted

prior to the event

$288

1-DAY REGISTRATION Wednesday (includes Phoenix Insurance Welcome Sundowner & Nyamba Buru Yawuru Business After Hours)

$295

1-DAY REGISTRATION Thursday (includes Phoenix Insurance Welcome Sundowner& Nyamba Buru Yawuru Business After Hours)

$295

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS BREAKFAST Friday $30

BROOME WHALE WATCHING SUNSET COCKTAIL CRUISE $90

MASTERCLASS 1 - IFOR FFOWCS-WILLIAMS ($180 or included in FULL conference ticket)

$180

MASTERCLASS 2 - NBN workshop ($50 or included in FULL conference ticket)

$50

PHOENIX INSURANCE WELCOME SUNDOWNER ADDITIONAL TICKET Wednesday

$30

MOONLIGHT BAY LONG TABLE DINNER Thursday $120

PAYMENT

All amounts are in Australian dollars and include 10% GST.

Credit card Visa MasterCard

Cardholder name CCV number

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Signature

The preferred method of registration is via the web at www.broomechamber.com.au

MEMBERSHIP INCLUSIONS:Membership prices are offered to all who are a member of: – Derby CCI – Broome CCI

– East Kimberley CCI – Central Kimberley CCI

REGISTRATION FORM

NYAMBA BURU YAWURU BUSINESS AFTER HOURS Tuesday (must RSVP)

Free

LIFE & SOUL F45 WORKOUT (must RSVP) Free

COWDEN INSURANCE BROKERS BCCI CLASSIC GOLF TEAM 4

$220

COWDEN INSURANCE BROKERS BCCI CLASSIC GOLF SINGLE PLAYER

$90

GOLF SUNDOWNER Free BBQ (Drinks not included must RSVP) Free

TOTAL

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Broome Chamber of Commerce & IndustryPh: 08 9193 5553E: administration@broomechamber.com.au

TERMS & CONDITIONS

CREDIT CARD PAYMENTPlease be advised that fees apply for payments made via credit card (MasterCard and Visa 1.75%)

MEMBER REGISTRATIONDiscounted registration is available to financial members of the Broome, Derby and East Kimberley CCI’s. A discount will be applied to the full registration only (not including the presenter and day rate). This is only valid for one (1) registration per member and will be subject to audit prior to the event.

PAYMENTS Once registration is received a confirmation email and tax invoice will be issued. All accounts must be paid in full 14 days from the invoice date or 10 business days before the conference start date, whichever comes first.

The organisers reserve right, without notification, to cancel outstanding accounts any time after 14 days from date of tax invoice being sent.

All registrations received after 4 September 2018 must be paid in full by credit card only. If payment is not received prior to the conference, access will be granted only after full payment is made via credit card or cash onsite.

DRESSSmart Casual

CONDITIONS Please note that it is essential for all participants including invited speakers, delegates and presenters to register.

Refunds and Cancellations

The conference committee understands that circumstances can change. At any point prior to the event you are welcome to contact us in writing to nominate a substitute delegate at no extra charge. A full refund less a $150 service fee will be issued for cancellations received on or before 31 August 2018. Registration cancellation received between 1 September to 29 September 2018 , will receive a 50% refund on the registration fees. No refunds will be issued after 30 September 2018. Non-payment does not constitute cancellation.

DISCLAIMERThe Conference organisers reserve the right to change activities, topics and presenters where necessary. “The organisers shall not be liable for any loss caused by the cancellation of the Conference where such cancellation is due to Force Majeure. The term “Force Majeure” means any circumstance beyond the reasonable control of the organisers including but not limited to War, hostilities (whether war be declared or not), terrorism, aircraft hijacking, military operation, riot, civil war, rebellion, civil commotion or unrest, Acts or Regulations of government, refusal to grant visas, explosions, natural disasters, transport delays, transport difficulties and the insolvency of airline carriers. The organisers will use all reasonable efforts to conduct the Conference despite the intervention or occurrence of any such cause.”

PRIVACY STATEMENTBroome Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc. is committed to keeping your information private. Any details provided by you in relation to this conference will only be used to provide you with information and updates about the conference. It is not provided to any third parties under any circumstances. This information will be held in the strictest of confidence and in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 and Privacy Amendment Act 2001.

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The Broome Chamber of Commerce & Industry would like to thank its sponsors for the 2018 Kimberley Economic Forum

SPONSOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

PEARLShire of BroomeKimberley Development CommissionRDA Kimberley

SILVERCommonwealth BankBroome International AirportHorizon PowerLandcorpPhoenix Insurance Brokers

BRONZEThe Mangrove HotelShellINPEXKimberley Ports AuthorityLife & Soul Health and Fitness ClubKimberley Small Business Support

The Mangrove HotelYou will enjoy the tranquil calmness of your home away from home.

The new guest rooms have been styled with you in mind, offering maximum comfort and convenience.

Phone reception and tell them that you’re a delegate with the Kimberley Economic Forum to access your special rate.

www.mangrovehotel.com.au | Ph: 08 9192 1303

Moonlight Bay SuitesMoonlight Bay Suites is ideally situated on Roebuck Bay and only minutes away from Broome’s China Town. If you are looking for quality Broome accommodation close to shops, the Court House Markets as well as attractions such as Pearl Luggers and the historic Sun Picture Theatre, Moonlight Bay Suites is the place to stay in Broome.

Offering spacious 1 & 2 bedroom fully self-contained suites together with a huge 28m outdoor pool, poolside BBQ’s, Gym and onsite Day Spa - Coco Beauty Broome.

1 Bdrm Garden View $177.00/night

1 Bdrm Bay View / $196.00/night

2 Bdrm Garden View $247.00/night

2 Bdrm Bay View $295.00/night

*** Prices based on a 3 night stay ***

www.moonlightbaysuites.com.au | Ph: 08 9195 5200

ACCOMMODATION SPECIALSAll delegates must arrange their own accommodation, but here are some discounted options within walking distance of the Forum venue:

Oaks BroomeDelegates will be able to receive 15% off our best flexible rates, subject to availability from 6-15 October 2018 at both Oaks Broome and Cable Beach Sanctuary.

Delegates will need to enter the promo code KEF2018 via the website, oakshotels.com to access the discount, or by clicking here and selecting their preferred property.

Occupying a central position in the heart of Roebuck Bay is deluxe resort property Oaks Broome, offering the perfect mix of subtle luxury and style for anyone looking for stylish, affordable accommodation in Broome.

A favourite among business travellers and holidaymakers who appreciate our modern apartments, thoughtful appointments and serene atmosphere, Oaks Broome provides the perfect launching point from which to explore a variety of natural treasures, alluring landscapes and adventure pursuits.

www.oakshotels.com/oaks-broome

Mercure Hotel$149.00 per room per night and complimentary upgrade to superior room (currently selling at $249.00)

Minimum 3 nights stay – book direct over the phone and let reservations know you’re a delegate of the Kimberley Economic Forum.

Located on beautiful Roebuck Bay, Mercure Broome is positioned in tropical gardens just a short walk from the Economic Forum. Guest rooms feature views overlooking the beautiful Roebuck Bay or the hotel pool, with many offering a private patio or balcony. Each guest room features air-conditioning, comfortable bedding, WIFI access, a private ensuite, and a TV with cable channels.

www.accorhotels.com | Ph: 08 9195 5900

Kimberley Accommodation GroupPritchard FrancisCable Beach ClubTelstraLeading Edge Computers NBN