Events listed below are either of relevance to the local business community or are delivered or sponsored by
the Local Buying Program or Local Buying Foundation.
Join Deb Szabo for a four hour workshop on how to utilise AI to help your business thrive. With post session advisory support, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to ask questions, share insights, and make connections.
Learning from disasters is a one-day program developed by the NSW Resources Regulator. Core Mine Pty Ltd are approved training providers (ATP# AREQ0017645) to facilitate this program.
Attendees will learn about previous events in the mining industry which has lead to fatal (or near fatal) outcomes. You will also be able to identify a set of patterns that are common across these case studies and apply them to your own workplace.
There is no better place to do business than Maitland! The 2025 Summit will bring together the public and the wider business community to connect, collaborate, and explore new opportunities. From start-ups to established businesses, and access to resources and networks you wouldn’t normally reach, attendees will leave with new connections, fresh ideas, and insights from local & national leaders.
Our Associated Non-Technical Skills (ANTS) course covers the 5 pillars of leadership that are essential for frontline supervision. We will cover technical content as well as put into practice the skills obtained.
Attendees will receive a minimum of 5.5hours of formal training that will go towards their Maintenance of Competence for their NSW Practicing Certificate (accompanied by a certificate of completion).
Due to the nature of this content, this event will be held in person only (limited positions).
A Practical Guide to AI, Muswellbrook Marketing Know-How, Time-Poor, But Ambitious? and Tips to Ensure Your Business Suxccess in 2026. Attend workshops all day or selected sessions.
When workplace issues arise, employers may need to make important decisions that affect their business and staff. Managing performance concerns in the right way can increase productivity and reduce staff turnover.
The Summit 2025: Connecting Industry and Indigenous Excellence
The Summit, the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (NSWICC)’s premier annual event, is a pivotal gathering for delegates from government and industry supply chains to engage with Indigenous businesses. This unique two-day event showcases best practices in Indigenous procurement, job creation, and sustainability, fostering vital connections that drive industry forward.
Join us for an unforgettable night as we celebrate excellence in manufacturing at the 2025 Hunter Manufacturing Awards. This evening promises to be a night to remember, honouring the achievements of manufacturers in our region.
At this months Business Breakfast we will be joined by Singleton Council to provide the most recent LGA Updates, nbn Australia to discuss network developments, and Fire and Rescue NSW for a presentation on fire safety.
If you’re interested in nominating yourself for a position on our Board of Directors then stick around for our Annual General Meeting which will be held at 9am.
Proudly supported by the Local Buying Foundation.
During the workshop, SafeWork NSW Inspectors will provide an introductory overview to workplace health and safety, your rights and responsibilities, risk management and WHS topics including:
EnergyCo, together with the Industry Capability Network (ICN), the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, and renewable energy project proponents, invite regional local businesses to attend a tailored one-day workshop designed to help your business access opportunities in NSW’s renewable energy supply chains.
In just one day, you’ll gain practical tools, strategies and direct connections to help your business tender successfully and contribute to the delivery of NSW’s renewable energy transition.
Where industry leaders will provide exclusive updates on major projects shaping the future of Singleton and beyond. Don’t miss your chance to hear about:
Our Environmental Management Course is 3.5 hours of formal training. We will cover:
– Applicable environmental legislation
– Practical application of environmental considerations
– Pollution Incident Management Plan
– Environmental Incidents
Whilst this is specifically for open cut applications, there is substantial cross over to the underground statutory functions.
During the workshop, SafeWork NSW Inspectors will provide an introductory overview to workplace health and safety, your rights and responsibilities, risk management and WHS topics including:
Join us for Women in Business at The Fox House, an evening dedicated to connection, collaboration, and inspiration. Hosted in the elegant surrounds of The Fox House, this event provides a space for local women to network, share experiences, and strengthen professional relationships within our community.
With Business Award season coming up, get all the tips and tricks that will help your entries stand out to the judges. With post session advisory support, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to ask questions, share insights, and make connections.