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Noosa Chamber launch business awards

The Sunshine Coast Business Awards were launched in style on May 14 at Noosa Boathouse, hosted by the Noosa Chamber of Commerce and was very well attended, despite the torrential rain throughout the day.

The prestigious event honoured outstanding businesses across the region, recognizing their achievements and contributions to the local economy.

Noosa Mayor Frank Wilkie spoke on behalf of Noosa Council, a proud Diamond sponsor of the Awards. He acknowledged the remarkable success stories among Noosa’s businesses, highlighting their innovation, resilience, and impact on the community.

Noosa Chamber of Commerce president Ralph Rogers expressed gratitude for the awards program, emphasising its role in fostering pride among business owners and staff while supporting the development of local talent.

Judging Chair Wallis Westbrook encouraged Noosa businesses of all sizes—from sole traders to large enterprises—to enter and share their unique stories, reinforcing the value of showcasing excellence to inspire growth.

Special contributions from Euan Westfield of Team Body Corporate, Tayla Phipps of MPF Home Loans, and Clint Coker, CEO of LiveLife pharmacy group which originated and has its head office in Noosa, enriched the evening with their insights and support.

Attendees, including special guests Councillor Amelia Lorentson, Mayor Frank Wilkie and Wallis Westbrook, enjoyed a lively evening, complemented by delicious finger foods provided by Noosa Boathouse.

For more information about the Sunshine Coast Business Awards and how businesses can participate, visit sunshinecoastbusinessawards.com.au/

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