Positioning Queensland for prosperity beyond 2032
The Queensland Beyond 2032 business outlook is leading the discussion on key priorities for government, industry and the community to take advantage of social and economic opportunities presented by the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The outlook draws on Business Chamber Queensland’s decades of sentiment and conditions data and consultation with businesses across all regions of Queensland, along with global perspectives gathered through forums such as the 2023 World Chambers Congress and the 2024 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Queensland Beyond 2032 is a roadmap for the state’s business community to build an enduring economic legacy in the lead up to the Games and beyond.
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What you’ll discover
- Insights from Business Chamber Queensland’s decades of business sentiment, conditions and expectations data, positioned within the global context.
- A panoramic view of the challenges and opportunities facing Queensland businesses in the lead up to the Games and beyond.
- The perspective of Queensland businesses across a range of industries and regions.
- The top priorities for government, industry and business to build an enduring economic, social and environmental legacy for Queensland.
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Queensland Beyond 2032: A business legacy for us all
The Queensland Beyond 2032 business outlook presents a roadmap for every business, of every size and in every region of the state to benefit from the economic growth to come over the next decade and beyond.
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Chapter 1: Extending the economic horizon in local and global markets
Queensland is facing a once-in-a-generation opportunity to further enhance its already vibrant and diverse economy through improvements in procurement processes, business processes and export opportunities, both national and global.
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Chapter 2: Capturing the benefits of digital and innovation
The adoption of new digital technologies is among the most tangible avenues for business innovation. Global business and industry tell us it is one of the most urgent business development needs, specifically for trade, given its capacity to act as an enabler for organisations across both innovation and productivity.
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Chapter 3: Growing the future workforce
We know workforce challenges are among the most significant constraints on business growth in Queensland. To take full advantage of the economic opportunities ahead, the state needs to build a highly skilled, diverse and future-proof workforce.
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Chapter 4: Advancing business sustainability
Businesses tell us a sustainable focus presents significant value, especially in accessing people, markets and capital, but they need additional support to understand the role of ESG beyond environmental sustainability, and to implement practices relevant for their size, industry and region.
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Queensland Beyond 2032 draws on real stories from real members
“It is important to focus not just on the Games period, but on making the most of hosting business trade events leading up to the Olympics, when the world’s eyes are on Brisbane, and our state, and there is an increase in international visitors.”
ALISON ATIA,
CO-FOUNDER & CEO, SKINO2
“The Games are an impetus for change and offer our state the opportunity to focus on areas of need now, and for the betterment of all industry and communities in future, including turning the lens to transport and logistics, town planning and accommodation.”
MIKE NOLAN,
CO-DIRECTOR, NOLAN MEATS
“Being in the sports field arena we’re well placed to tap into the great opportunity that is the Olympics. We’re researching what meets our core values and objectives, and how we can build that into our business to benefit from the Olympics.”
KELLY WATSON,
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR, GLOBAL TURF