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HomeGazetteBuilding for the long term

Building for the long term

THERE were 180 people from across the region that met at Monash University last week for the launch of the Casey Cardinia Business Group.
The event, held on Thursday, celebrated the launch of the premier business group in Melbourne’s south-east.
It also provided attendees from across the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire with a chance to network with other business people to connect, grow and build long-term relationships.
The group, which already has 165 members, is supported by the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire Council and aims to be a key objective to the development of a vibrant and active business community.
For more information on the group, contact City of Casey Economic Development Department on 9705 5200 for details of the group or email ccbg@casey.vic.gov.au or the Casey Cardinia Business Group Facebook page.

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