Gain Economic Development Australia Professional Development Points by attending Conference 2015
Mainstreet SA and Economic Development Australia have partnered up to offer Professional Development points to EDA members who attend the Mainstreets: Windows to the World Conference 2015 brought to you by Mainstreet SA and Adelaide City Council.
EDA members, who need to achieve 50 points each two years to maintain their accreditation can gain 2 points per half-day of the Conference (17 April 2015) and a further 2 points for attending the Masterclass (16 April 2015).
More information about the EDA can be found by clicking here.
As the Host Council, the Conference will be held within the Adelaide City Council showcasing one of their mainstreets, as well as gaining useful insights from multiple attendees and consultants with a Masterclass focusing on a specific precinct, as well as a separate walking tour of an Adelaide Mainstreet in its prime.
International Speakers, Martin Blackwell and Gordon Reid will be discussing topics such as The Purple Flag, 100 things to Do, Lessons Learnt from UK High Streets and how to implement them in Australia and much more.
The 2015 will also focus on a retail stream this year, allowing traders insights into marketing, events, social media and more. Renowned and inspirational baker Tom O'Toole will also share his retail story of how he has built his bakery into one of Australia’s greatest retail success stories.
Visit our speakers page on our Conference website for more information about the 2015 Keynote Speakers.
Conference Venue: Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley
Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley is proof that elegance and casual comfort can work well together. Business execs appreciate the hotel’s quiet sophistication and smart meeting capabilities, while our central location and a friendly staff are just waiting to show off their city, making Hotel Grand Chancellor the perfect accommodation venue for holiday travellers.
Through an entrance worthy of the Grand Chancellor name - the lobby flows with pleasant urban energy. Bistro Sixty5 restaurant bustles with diners for breakfast and dinner, while Sebastyan’s Bar sports a mix of locals and hotel guests sipping drinks, socialising or surfing the ‘Net.
On the floors above, you’ll find the perfect contrast to the activity at street level. Each of Hotel Grand Chancellor’s 208 rooms and suites feature contemporary furnishings, tasteful colours, and soft fabrics. Relax after a day of sightseeing, business meetings or conferencing.
Conveniently situated in the city centre, a short stroll from the Central Business District, Rundle Mall and preferred attractions, shopping, and nightlife, Hotel Grand Chancellor invites you to makeAdelaide your own.
65 Hindley Street, Adelaide SA 5000
To view the Conference Facilities, please check the website by clicking here.
