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It's been a busy month here at the Committee, and we're excited to share our latest updates in this edition. Read on for more details. No images? Click here ![]()
An Update from our CEOAs we move into March, I’m feeling energised by the momentum from February. This year’s election adds an important lens to our advocacy work. Conversations with members have highlighted what matters most to businesses, from workforce development to local infrastructure, and the Committee for Wyndham remains committed to amplifying these priorities to ensure our region thrives. With new members joining and more events planned, we look forward to continuing to connect, support, and advocate for the Wyndham business community throughout 2026. Yours sincerely,
Leanne Down CEO, Committee for Wyndham
Business Social More than 100 guests attended a recent event hosted by Wyndham City Council, where local Business Associations and the Committee for Wyndham came together to support and connect our business community. The evening reinforced that strong networks exist within our region for businesses looking to build relationships and grow. The Committee for Wyndham was proud to be present, highlighting our role as an advocacy group committed to supporting our members and the broader business community. By working together, we strengthen our local economy and ensure businesses have a platform to be heard, connected and supported. View Gallery here: Committee Connect We were proud to host our first joint event with the Committee for Melbourne at Scienceworks, a fantastic evening of conversation, connection and shared ideas. Bringing together members from across both networks, the event highlighted the power of collaboration and the value of strengthening ties between our communities.We extend our sincere thanks to the Committee for Melbourne for their partnership, the team at Scienceworks for the inspiring venue, and photographer Lizzy Jacobs for beautifully capturing the evening. We look forward to building on this successful first collaboration at future events. View Gallery here:
We’re starting the year strong, and our community is growing! New and returning members are joining to make an impact, and here’s what your Committee membership can do for you: Advocacy – Be a voice for change and help drive initiatives that boost our region’s economy. Ready to take your place at the table?
AI and Collaboration: The AI Industry Roundtable, convened by The Gordon with Deakin University’s Applied AI Initiative, highlighted strong regional interest in AI and a shared need for collaboration to turn early experimentation into sustained business value. To explore AI opportunities further, contact:
Shaping Wyndham: Where Education Meets IndustryWednesday 25th March - 9.30am - 12.30amVictoria University’s Werribee Campus Showcase is bringing together education, industry and community to explore how we can build workforce capability and create real impact in Wyndham.In partnership with the Committee for Wyndham and Workforce Australia, Local Jobs Program, this event connects industry leaders, local government and community partners to collaborate on what matters most, developing skills, strengthening talent pipelines and supporting local growth. Why does collaboration matter? Because when education and industry work together, training aligns with real workforce needs, graduates are job-ready, and businesses gain access to skilled local talent. Strong partnerships create stronger outcomes for everyone. Join us to:
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