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Representatives of the Augusta, Busselton, Dunsborough Yallingup and Margaret River Chambers of Commerce and the Cowaramup Retailers Association with Regional CCIWA chief executive Kitty Prodonovich and Barry House
Camera IconRepresentatives of the Augusta, Busselton, Dunsborough Yallingup and Margaret River Chambers of Commerce and the Cowaramup Retailers Association with Regional CCIWA chief executive Kitty Prodonovich and Barry House

The Capes Region Business Network was officially launched last week, with the five groups involved signing a memorandum of understanding.

The collaboration involves the Augusta, Busselton, Dunsborough, Yallingup and Margaret River chambers of commerce and the Cowaramup Retailers Association, which have come together to increase dialogue between the organisations, with retired South West MLC Barry House chairing the new partnership.

The MOU was signed at a chamber event last week, with Regional CCIWA chief executive Kitty Prodonovich also speaking.

Ms Prodonovich shared her story of the challenges of running a small business and becoming an advocate for small business and said the collaboration would be beneficial for the region.

“There is no doubt that wherever there is collaboration between chambers of commerce and industry groups in regional Western Australia, the benefits to local businesses is significantly increased,” she said. “Local and State governments are appreciative of collaborative group representations reflecting a broader view on issues.”

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