LOED Energy Series aims to help business’ profit by minimising overheads

The Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED) is hosting the final in a series of events to help local businesses make significant cuts in energy, water and waste expenses.

The last instalment of the LOED Energy Series is a networking opportunity and an in-depth case study with Logan waste solutions business Mil-tek. Managing Director Rachel Baigent will share the energy and cost savings Mil-tek has achieved, as well as the benefits of participating in the CCIQ ecoBiz program.

The QSBW19 program will provide an extensive range of events including workshops, seminars and mentoring sessions across teh City of Logan to help small businesses start, grow and employ staff.

Want to further develop your music business and artistic skills and meet people who can help you take you further in the music industry? Then make sure you take part in the free Logan Live Boost professional development series.

Underwood based business Go1 has raised more than $30 million in a Series B funding round led by M12, Microsoft’s venture fund.

Feedback from the community and stakeholders will help guide prioritisation of actions in Meadowbrook, including new projects that Council hopes to implement to improve key places and attract targeted investment.

Do you have a great idea for the Jimboomba Town Centre? Council is looking at delivering small improvements over the next few years to make Jimboomba Town Centre an even better place for locals, visitors and businesses.

Logan City Council has secured $765,000 in federal project grants for the Village Green upgrade, Flagstone street lighting and festivals. This Village Green project will deliver on a key outcome from the Logan Village Forum.