AN ACADEMIC from the University of New England will discuss unknown opportunities for businesses when he addresses the Armidale Business Chamber tomorrow.
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In his guest talk, The View from Armidale’s Future, Tony Sorensen will show how the city’s businesses are already adapting to the digital world and shaping the future.
“Tony joins the chamber to talk about how Armidale’s assets – including our growing technology skills base, our broadband infrastructure and more – are helping local businesses grow,” the chamber’s executive officer Tracy Pendergast said.
NSW Department of Industry spokesman Peter Sniekers will begin the event, outlining why Armidale was named among the Smart 21 Communities of 2016 and how businesses can leverage this accolade.
The talk is tomorrow in the upstairs room at the New England Hotel in Beardy St, from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.
Adjunct Professor Sorensen’s interest is in how regional communities can adapt to as yet unknown business opportunities in commerce and technology.
Another of his research strands focuses on urban planning theory and the economics of Australia’s residential property markets.
