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RECEIVER TO SELL MIAMI ONE OFFICE SUITES

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Volume 7.02

FOUR office suites in the Miami One retail, commercial and residential development will be offered for sale by auction next month under the instructions of receivers and managers from Ferrier Hodgson.

The four suites, totaling 279sqm of nett lettable area, range in size from 32sqm to 97sqm.

The Miami One mixed-use development covers a prime 8000sqm site fronting the Gold Coast Highway, bounded by Sunshine Parade and Toombul and Nundah avenues.

Three buildings of up to four levels house 42 apartments atop the established 5500sqm Coles-anchored shopping and cafe precinct and boutique office component.

Greg Moloney and William Colwell of Ferrier Hodgson (Brisbane) were appointed in August 2008 as receivers and managers for Ronbar Enterprises, which is linked to Sandra Pepi, Sharon Schofield and Kyle Wright, whose father is developer Ron Wright.

CB Richard Ellis is marketing the offices as part of Ferrier Hodgson’s on-going program to realise remaining assets of Miami One developer Ronbar Enterprises Pty Ltd.

CB Richard Ellis senior negotiator Daniel Fenech, says the prime position, modern style and quality of the office premises will appeal to small business and professional owner-occupiers and to commercial investors.

“These prime small parcels should particularly attract end users who potentially could expect to pay less per month in loan costs to purchase and own the property than they would to lease an office,” he says.

“They are available for immediate vacant possession and it makes sense for owner-occupiers to consider this sound investment and reduce business overheads.”

Fenech says Miami is one of the Gold Coast’s most recognised beachside precincts, and is now flourishing to follow the upmarket growth of neighbouring suburbs.

Miami One’s shopping centre, comprises 28 tenancies, with key tenants including ANZ bank, Australia Post, Amcal pharmacy, Flight Centre, Contours gym, Miami News, Mosaic Fashion and eight quality food outlets including Sushi Train, Zaraffas coffee house and a variety of international cuisines.


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PRAWN FEST 2010 BIGGER THAN EVER 12th March 2010

THE Beenleigh-Yatala Chamber of commerce is expecting to cater for around 700 members of the business community at the upcoming 14th Annual Prawn Lunch at Woongoolba this month.

It’s a far cry from the group of 40 local business leaders who originally gathered on the banks of the Logan River to feast on the multi award-winning Gold Coast Tiger Prawns, but the principal is exactly the same.

Beenleigh-Yatala Chamber’s executive office Lindsey Hamilton, says the support for the event is a reflection of the enthusiasm for both the product, and the opportunity to mix with the large number of business leaders who attend the event from all over South-East Queensland.

“These prawns are cooked fresh on the morning of the event and are the best prawns you will ever taste,” says Hamilton.

“The event attracts the who’s who of decision makers and a major appeal is the opportunity to be able to get together with all these people at the one place.”

Senior executives from key sponsors Carlton United Breweries and De Bortoli Wines are just two of the plethora of high profile business representatives that will be attending.

The 14th Annual Prawn Lunch will take place at Marks Road Woongoolba, near Beenleigh on March 12.

More info at: www.BeenleighRegion.com.au

LEARN LEADERSHIP FROM THE LEADERS 10th March 2010

FORMER CEO of Ramsay Health Care Patrick Grier heads up an impressive roster of business leadership experts presenting at the Southern Cross University (SCU) Business Insights seminar this month.

Hosted by the university’s Graduate College of Management, the latest seminar will focus on leadership and features guest lectures from Grier, associate professor Peter Miller of SCU and associate professor Carol Dalglish of the QUT School of Management.

Grier is a recipient of the Order of Australia and is recognised as one of the country’s leading CEOs.

He continues to play a corporate role as a director of major Australian companies including Ramsay Health and Prime Media and is also chair of Southern Cross University’s Foundation Board.
Grier says he will be sharing some of the keys to success at the Business Insights evening.

“Leadership is the most important ingredient for a successful organisation, especially in tough times,” he says.

“Good leadership creates a culture where everybody gives everything they can to ensure the success of the organisation.

“Leadership is the glue that holds everything together, and it’s the leader that creates the future for the organisation.”

Dalglish and Miller will be providing specific insights into leadership in the Asia-Pacific area and will also use the event to launch their new co-written book Leadership: Understanding its Global Impact.

“Most resources available on leadership in this country are adaptations of American or European books on the topic,” says Miller.

“We are very proud that our book is the first truly comprehensive book on leadership in Australasia. Leadership here is very different to leadership in America and elsewhere and we are hoping to share knowledge that Australian leaders can identify with more closely.”

The event will take place on March 10 at Southern Cross University’s new Gold Coast campus at Bilinga.

More info at: www.scu.edu.au/businessinsights.

INTERNATIONAL IT ENTREPRENUER TO SPEAK ON ‘THE NET GENERATION’ 12th March 2010

IN an Australian Institute of Management (AIM) event this month, co-founder and director of Canadian-based global online youth community TakingITGlobal.org will share his insights on recruiting and engaging with ‘the net generation’.

‘The net generation’ are on the very cusp of technology and its application, and being part of a global online community is in their DNA. They wield networks, information and content with ease and have been trained since early childhood to collaborate and hunt for information.

Michael Furdyk has shared his expertise in youth engagement at forums all over the world including the World Congress on IT, the US Government’s National Youth Summit and TED.

The 28-year-old co-founded TakingITGlobal.org, a non profit organisation focused on promoting awareness of global issues among youth, in 1999.

Since then the online community has grown to include in excess of 230,000 active members across more than 260 countries.
Furdyk has made numerous media appearances including The Oprah Winfrey Show, Time Magazine, Fast Company, BusinessWeek, and USA Today.

When he brings his unique seminar to the Gold Coast’s Sofitel Hotel on March 12, Furdyk looks beyond generational characteristics and labels to explore how this technologically savvy workforce will shape the way businesses grow over the next decade.

More info at: www.aimevents.com.au

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