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Location
People First Stadium
RSVP
Thursday 21 May 2026
Tickets
$0*
for members$33*
for non-members-
Date
Thursday 28th May
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Time
4:00PM to 6:30PM
* Prices include GST.
Join us at People First Stadium as we connect and talk through all things QBCC Licencing and Minimum Financial Requirements. Hear presentations from QBCC representatives, the HIA Team and other industry experts.
This event will be beneficial to all but especially informative for:
- contractors
- builders
- accountants of contractors and builders
- professional advisors
- building suppliers or manufacturers, you won’t want to miss this!
It's a FREE event for HIA members and will also be a great educational and networking event for anyone wanting to learn directly from the source and the experts.
Speakers
Mick Delamotte - QBCC Regional Manager, Regional Services Gold Coast
Mick brings 25 years of leadership and operations experience in Finance and High-Performance Sport backgrounds to his role as Regional Manager for the Gold Coast Regional Services Centre. Mick’s role is to provide Operational leadership and strategic guidance & support for our Regional Services Division, and implement QBCC’s strategic priorities within the Gold Coast region which includes enhancing our customer experience and increasing our stakeholder engagement.
Natasha Dennis-Weller - QBCC, Financial Compliance Advisor
Natasha began her appointment as a Licensing Officer for the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) in 1992. Her areas of employment within QBCC have included licensing, exclusion provisions for insolvency events, heading up the Financial Assessment Unit, and more recently Advisor for Financial Compliance.
In her role at the QBCC, Natasha’s responsibilities include providing support and education for licensees and accounting professional, and undertaking investigations to ensure licensees meet their financial obligations, including minimum financial requirements. Natasha’s expertise follows vast experience in assessing licensees who are at imminent risk of insolvency, to ensure a financially sustainable building industry in Queensland.
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Venue
People First Stadium
296 Nerang Broadbeach Road, Gold Coast QLD
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