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2019-08-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 AUGUST 2019
Table 2: Monthly Revenue by Type
Commentary:
Lease revenue is consistent across the year, representing approximately 30% of total
revenue.
Co-work membership revenues have grown strongly from a seasonal low in December and
January to average $10k per month by June 2019.
The Digital Hub Director successfully applied for a $75k incubator support grant from the
Queensland Government, spread over a 3 year period. $18k is reflected in the May
revenue figures and this will be expended in the next financial year.
Technology One provided sponsorship of $10k (not budgeted) towards support for the
Hub’s ecosystem development initiatives, which have centred on supporting digital industry
subgroups to organise and grow.
Expenditure Analysis
The total actual direct costs of $234,466 incurred in operating the Digital Hub comprises the
following approximate major cost categories (excluding salaries):
Telco / Broadband Charges $21,000
Electricity (including solar offset) $11,000
Internal cleaning $10,500
Internal Wifi equipment $6,700
Support Services (Fire, electrical, etc.) $6,300
Catering for approximately 40 events and programs $5,500
Tech equipment to support programs, live streaming and recording $5,200
Digital Programmes/Creative in Resident providers $5,000
Legal support $3,000
Building security $2,500
Minor equipment – kitchen equipment $2,300
IT/Tech support $1,750
Software licences $1,700
2. TENANCIES
The Hub has two enclosed private office spaces leased to anchor tenants on multi-year basis.
Those tenants are Atmail, a provider of cloud-based email solutions to telco’s and enterprises,
and Commtract, provider of an online marketplace for freelance PR and Project Management
talent.
Atmail recently celebrated their 20-year anniversary with staff flying in from around the world to
work at the Hub and use the Co-Lab for the company’s strategy and sales conference.
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