Job Vacancy: Economic Development Manager
Reporting to the CEO, the Economic Development Manager plays a key role in delivering programs and initiatives that support regional businesses, attract investment, and drive economic development outcomes.
Local people creating local opportunities.
We’re a non-government and non-profit organisation part of a national network. We work with businesses and communities to sustainably grow our regional economy and create more liveable communities.
We can help you with:
Need help with your small business? Contact us for support and referrals.
Phone: (08) 8563 3603
Email: contact@barossa.org.au
Visit: Suite 3, Chateau North Offices,
Beckwith Business Park,
30-38 Tanunda Road, Nuriootpa SA 5355
Opening Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm Monday to Friday.
We are closing December 20 – January 2
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Reporting to the CEO, the Economic Development Manager plays a key role in delivering programs and initiatives that support regional businesses, attract investment, and drive economic development outcomes.
Community consultation is for on The Twin Creek Wind Farm and Energy Storage Project, a proposed renewable energy development near Kapunda.
IHG Hotels & Resorts has been named as the operating partner for a proposed 150-room luxury resort in the Barossa Valley near Lyndoch.
Footy fans heading to the Barossa fo AFL Gather Round can take advantage of free hop-on-hop-off bus services.
Market stall spaces can be offered to a limited number of Business Gawler members at no cost on Friday, April 11 and Saturday, April 12.
Two project in Gawler and Adelaide Plains have been announced as part of the $2 million State Bicycle Fund.
The Northern Park Lands will create 1000 hectares of open space in Adelaide’s north, featuring trails, sports facilities, green space, and a dedicated management trust.
The sold-out forum on March 18 at The Barns of Freeling brought together business leaders to share real strategies for innovation, resilience, and growth across the region.
The Family Business Association and the Government of South Australia’s Office for Small & Family Business are offering workshops on succession, governance, and legal considerations from March to May.
Meet Adelaide Plains Council members at the Public Forum in Dublin on 19 March at Dublin Cricket Club. Ask questions, share feedback, and discuss local initiatives.