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2022-05-10 Planning and Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 MAY 2022
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 MAY 2022
SWOT - Situation Analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
e Overarching strength & awareness of e Reactive not proactive
‘chamber’ brand (CCIQ) e No clear plan
e New, passionate, skilled Committee e Lack of member intel & understanding
with individual track records & networks | e Public perception — lack of trust
e Newplan e Resources (funding/people)
e No debt e Reliance on volunteers
e Growing relationships & networks e Historical lack of clarity, consistency &
e Relationships with key stakeholders results
e Broad representation of sectors on e Lack of digital, social, marketing support
committee e Lack of credible /united share of voice
e Resource back up from CCIQ e Strength of relationships — ability to
influence policy
e Member relationship management
e Outdated constitution
Opportunities Threats
e Team, collaborative focus collective e Number of businesses in Noosa
cohesion from ‘one voice’ approach e Sector diversity — over-reliance on some
e Fresh start — clean slate sectors
e Evidence based approach use real data | e Underestimation of tourism sector value
to benefit & influence policy e Affordable housing for workers
e Members — growth & engagement — e Strategy & actions based on anecdotal
meaningful networking & events direction
e Stakeholder engagement - ‘learn & e Personal agendas and politics
listen’ approach e Town plan & policies stifle growth &
e New strategic plan opportunity
e Brand & social media e Covid — economic downturn
e Small business collaboration to e Share of voice/competition from louder,
compete with scale & shared more resourced organisations
knowledge e Under employment
e Rebalance economy — new markets, e Lack of funding to deliver significant
industry, jobs, workshops, education outcomes and quality work
e Strategic partnerships
e New pathways including youth
e _Enduring legacy beyond current people
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