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With Albert Hakfoort at the Redbrick Hotel
MAKING THE MOST FROM EVERY OPPORTUNITY
THIS YEAR, WE ARE PLEASED TO
OFFER SEVERAL NEW LEARNING
EXPERIENCES NOT JUST IN THE
SE CORNER BUT TO MEMBERS
ACROSS THE STATE UNDER THE
QHA BANNER.
As we tear into the year, the QHA are looking once more at how we can “do
more” for our members.
Most of you will know that your Association delivers up to date advice to
members on licensing, gaming and employment relations matters. These
are the cornerstones of the benefits we provide, however these are not the
only opportunities that are available.
This year, we are pleased to offer several new learning experiences not just
in the SE corner but to members across the state under the QHA banner.
On 26 February, along with some of our long-term industry partners, the
QHA is pleased to host the Hotel Symposium at the Queens Arms Hotel
in New Farm. We have invited the Queensland Attorney-General to meet
with members and are looking forward to having another robust discussion
about the future of the industry.
Expanding our services to members across the state this year, we are
delivering another new event in Townsville. Along with the support of CUB,
the “Pubs, Pots and Profits” seminar will be held be held on 20 March. A
second “PPP” event is scheduled for Bundaberg later in the year. Of course
this adds to the regular Licensee meetings, Accommodation Hotel Updates
and Training that runs throughout the state and online!
The QHA are committed to continually evolve and answer our members’
challenges. So please pick up the phone, get involved, check out the
website, but most importantly, talk to us. Someone across your Association
will have experience, and be only too happy to help.
BERNIE HOGAN
QHA CHIEF EXECUTIVE/EDITOR
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