Joondalup’s economic future to be explored at business forum

 BUSINESS analyst Bernard Salt will be in Joondalup next month to discuss the economic outlook for Perth’s northern corridor over the next decade.

The social commentator, who provides advice on demographic, consumer and social trends for businesses across Australia, will deliver the keynote address at the City of Joondalup’s business forum at Joondalup Resort on May 7.

Read more: https://www.perthnow.com.au/community-news/joondalup-times/joondalups-economic-future-to-be-explored-at-business-forum-c-2651351



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