Employment expo to attract jobseekers

Regional Business Chamber Executive Officer John Crothers said the interest from businesses has been very positive.

“We have an incredible line-up of organisations committed to participating, each with job positions available and ready to engage in genuine conversations with potential employees,” Mr Crothers said.

“The collaboration with Jesmine from Workforce Australia has certainly helped with engaging interested parties. We are genuinely excited.”

Confirmed participants thus far for the expo include:

“We are expecting over 50 enthusiastic job seekers to attend, all eager to find their perfect match through our unique "Speed Dating" format.

“This event promises to be a dynamic and valuable experience for both employers and potential employees.

Mr Crothers invites chamber members and businesses from all over the local area to attend the event to witness the occasion first-hand.

“Your presence would not only support our participating businesses but also give you insight into how this format could benefit your own recruitment efforts.”

This event promises to be an invaluable opportunity for local businesses and jobseekers alike.

As a strong advocate for the local business community, the Corowa Business Chamber is committed to fostering professional development and providing a platform for business growth.

The expo will offer a dynamic environment for exploring career opportunities, gaining insights into various industries, and making crucial professional connections.

Attendees can look forward to a series of short, impactful presentations followed by ample networking opportunities.

Post-presentation, participants will have the chance to mix and mingle with business leaders and peers, facilitating meaningful conversations and connections.

In addition to traditional networking, the event will feature a Q&A session where businesses can introduce themselves in engaging 3–4-minute segments.

This format is designed to allow businesses to highlight their unique offerings and connect directly with potential employees.

"This expo isn't just for Corowa residents; it's open to our neighbouring communities in Wahgunyah and Rutherglen as well,“ Mr Crothers said.

“We’re showcasing a diverse range of businesses, from small enterprises to large manufacturers and primary producers.

“We encourage everyone to support these trusted businesses that are vital to our local economy."

Comments from some of the participating businesses;

“We are really looking forward to the employment expo as it’s a great opportunity for businesses to connect with potential candidates in one place. It also offers those potential employees valuable networking opportunities and insights into various job opportunities in our local area,” Damien Cofield, Owner, Cofield Wines.

“This is a great initiative from the Corowa Business Chamber, bringing together local businesses, giving us a chance to connect with the Corowa community and highlighting the employment opportunities available,” Paula Fisher, Rivalea.

“The Expo is a unique platform for us to highlight our job opportunities and connect with the next generation of local professionals," Chris Doyle Director Kilara Partners.

“This event is a great platform to forge connection and network with bright talents for Uncle Tobys future holds more than a bowl of cereal or oats,” Joy Bodino Human Resources Coordinator Nestlé Australia Ltd.

"We're excited to participate in the Expo, which not only helps us find skilled workers but also strengthens our ties with the community and other local businesses," Narelle Donovan, Economic Development Manager Federation Council.

The event is free to attend and open to anyone interested in advancing their career or expanding their professional network.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the local business community and discover new career paths.

For more information, visit the Corowa Business Chamber's website or contact John Crothers on 0434 009 735