Geelong Arts Centre to host GBEAs

March 21, 2025 BY

Geelong Chamber of Commerce's Cathy Harper, LBW Business + Wealth Advisors' Cathryn Walley, Geelong Arts Centre's Cameron Bull, Geelong Chamber of Commerce's Jeremy Crawford, Geelong Arts Centre's Rhys Holden, LBW Business + Wealth Advisors' Matthew Grapsas, Geelong Arts Centre's Angelique Helman and Geelong Chamber of Commerce's Emily Dawe. Photo: NATHAN RIVALLAND

THE Geelong Chamber of Commerce has unveiled a major venue partner for this year’s edition of the Geelong Business Excellence Awards.

The entire Geelong Arts Centre will be used during the awards ceremony, to be held on October 30.

The awards will honour and recognise outstanding businesses, leaders and entrepreneurs from across the region.

Geelong Chamber of Commerce chief executive officer Jeremy Crawford said the stage was set for an unforgettable night of recognition, achievement and entertainment.

“[Geelong Arts Centre] embodies creativity and excellence, perfectly aligning with the spirit of our awards that honour outstanding achievements and innovation.”

All event partners are excited for the 2025 business extravaganza.

 

Geelong Arts Centre chief executive officer Rhys Holden shared his excitement for the Geelong Business Excellence Awards venue takeover.

“The iconic Geelong Arts Centre is a fitting stage to celebrate business excellence and recognise the spirit of creativity and resilience that drives our region forward.

“We can’t wait to welcome our local business community for an unforgettable night of celebrations.”

As the Geelong Chamber of Commerce continue to reveal details in the lead up to the event, excitement is building around what memorable moments await attendees.

Cathy Harper (Geelong Chamber of Commerce), Cathryn Walley (LBW Business + Wealth Advisers) and Rhys Holden (Geelong Arts Centre) inside the major venue.

 

LBW Business + Wealth Advisors has again jumped on board as the major sponsor of the event.

“[We are] proud to support the Geelong Business Excellence Awards,” principal Cathryn Walley said.

“We believe in recognising and celebrating the outstanding achievements of businesses that contribute to the growth and prosperity of our community.”

Nominations are now open.

Key entry criteria include business achievements, marketing, customer service, people and culture, finance and other measures of excellence.

If you know of an inspiring business or entrepreneur, nominate them at gbea.com.au/nominate/nominate-2025

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