Business Charlestown Incorporated is a group of local businesses striving to assist the local business community through collaboration of ideas, support and trade. This site is intended to assist both business people and consumers alike and introduce them to business and services located in our area.
If you are new to our region and need help or would like to become involved in BCI, please use the form on the "Contact Us" page and one of us will give you a call.
We welcome your comments and suggestions regarding matters that BCI are engaged in, particularly those that contribute to the development of the business community.
Should you wish to be kept informed of up-dates and developments we would be happy to place you on our email mailing list. Simply provide your details to Business Development Officer Jenny Barrie at jenny@businesscharlestown.org.au
BCI Next Public Meeting - The next meeting is to be held on Wednesday, 10th December 2008 at the Mattara Hotel at 5.30pm - 6.00pm Christmas Social - Enquries: Contact Jenny Barrie, Business Development Officer on 0411 222 429.
Business Charlestown News
Click here to read the latest Business Charlestown Newsletter
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Lake Macquarie Business Club
Next Meeting - Monday, 15th December 2008
Guest Christmas Cheer Compere
Stephen Jolly
Relax and have some fun networking with other like minded people.
Venue : The Apollo at 12.30pm
Please come along and do business!
click here to download a luncheon invitation
Charlestown Master Plan
The Charlestown Master Plan: the best quality version of the Master Plan is on the homepage of Council's website under "what's happening in Charlestown". Click here to go directly to the page. It is a large document so is broken into a number of parts, but the implementation section falls entirely into one part.
Council's website www.lakemac.com.au.
Upgrade your building and reduce environmental impact with funding program
The AusIndustry Green Building Fund aims to reduce the impact of Australia’s built environment on green house gas emissions by reducing the energy consumed in the operation of commercial office buildings. The program will provide $90 million in grants across four years, from 2008-09 to 2011-12.
Click here for more information on this initiative.
