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2015-09-15 Infrastructure and Services Committee Att 1 to Item 4 The J Business Plan 2015-18
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Log in to see the plans as drawnOccupancy opportunities
Opportunities to improve occupancy and increase community benefit in areas that the J does not
currently actively pursue include:
MICE – meetings and conferences
Catered events such as parties, school events and ceremonies
Commercial performances such as live music touring shows
Entrepreneurial programming
Specialised cinema screenings.
Current and potential partnerships to achieve growth include:
development of partnerships with University of Sunshine Coast and TAFE to develop their
education offerings and events
ongoing commitment to partnerships with event organisers to support local events
potential partnerships with MICE organisers
relationships with youth agencies such as United Synergies and Blue Light Discos to retain
and grow youth programming in The J, including use of kitchen
collaborations with local arts groups, entrepreneurs and promoters to develop local products
and events
Noosa Chamber of Commerce, including linkages with the proposed film festival.
Occupancy actions
Test feasibility of draft annual occupancy targets and test feasibility of these targets over
two years considering venue factors (e.g. an increase in theatre usage might necessitate a
decrease in Board Room usage):
o Use of theatre – 70% of days/ year (i.e. activity in the theatre 255 days/ year)
o Use of Deck Room and Board Room – 40% of 84 hours (i.e. 33.6 hours per room per
week).
Pricing
Previously The J has used three pricing tiers – community (NFP), community (other / regular and
commercial. The intent of this approach is to make venue usage affordable for community
organisations and to reward regular use.
In 2015-16 these categories have been consolidated to two: commercial and community. The ability
to negotiate rates will continue.
As shown in the graph at right, Revenue categories 2014
only 8% of revenue is at the full
commercial rate. Most revenue is 8% Commercial
not at any of the “rack” rates
11%
but is negotiated individually Community
(other) / regular
14%
The J Business Plan 2015-2018 Community (NFP)
22
66%
Negotiated
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