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THE
DOWERIN
DO - OVER
2021 Regional Conference
• FRIDAY, 30 APRIL 2021 •
DOWERIN MAIN
STREET
Ngala Kaaditj Ballardong Noongar moort
keyen kaadak nidja boodja – we acknowledge
the Ballardong Noongar people as the original
custodians of this land.
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Dowerin Field Day 2018. Photo Credit: Dowerin Events Management
We invite you to join us
Our regional showcase event and street party finale TOPICS & EVENTS
will explore what can be achieved when local leaders
and government partners collaborate with the aim INCLUDE
of creating great places. • Economic & Community Development
The ‘Do-Over’ is part conference, part hands- • Place Leadership & Main Street Management
on placemaking, and will include 1.5 days of • Streetscape Revitalisation
interactive activities along Dowerin’s Mainstreet.
Get involved and learn more about new ideas to • Tourism Attraction & Retention
re-activate your regional town, including pop- • Regional Events & Community Art Projects
up activations, presentations, demonstrations,
• How to Start a Town Team
funshops, community interventions, public space
and amenity improvements and other knowledge • Understanding & Celebrating Heritage
sharing activities. • The Role of Arts in the New Economy
This event is targeted at regional local & state • Relationships & Community Capacity Building
government staff, elected members, community
resource centre representatives, community and
business organisations and absolutely everyone keen
to find new and innovative ways to create great
regional towns.
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Program Brief
DOWERIN WELCOME EVENT
& COMEDY NIGHT
THURSDAY, 29 APRIL 2021. 6PM - 9PM
DOWERIN COMMUNITY CLUB (1 Memorial Ave)
The festivities commence with a hilarious evening planned at the Dowerin Community
Club with a welcoming address and Live Comedy performed by some of Perth’s best
comedians. This is a great networking opportunity and chance to check out some new
event ideas in action. Glamping options available from Glamping Co and meals available at
the Dowerin Community Club.
DOWERIN DO - OVER: A FESTIVAL OF IDEAS
FRIDAY, 30 APRIL 2021. 9:00AM - 4:30PM
DOWERIN TOWN HALL (13 Cottrell St)
STREET PARTY FROM 5:00PM
Our full-day program will keep the festivities rolling with a diverse selection of placemaking
and business facilitators, activations, installations, group discussions and fresh ideas to
revitalise your regional centre.
We intend on creating a truly unique and immersive experience, so come along and don’t
miss out on the evening street party and see Dowerin come to life! Free entry included in
ticket price.
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Dowerin Do-Over Conference Ticket Prices
Ex GST Incl GST
STANDARD TICKETS
Friday, 30 April Conference Ticket Fixed Price $80.00 $88.00
Sponsorship & Group Packages Available Enquire - email hello@townteammovement.com
ADDITIONAL EXTRAS
1-Night Glamping Tent* - Sleeps up to 4 (29 or 30 April) From $220.00 / tent $242.00
2-Night Glamping Tent* - Sleeps up to 4 (29 and 30 April) From $290.00 / tent $320.00
Thursday Welcome Networking & Comedy Event Only Fixed Price $20.00 $22.00
Friday Night Street Party Free for conference delegates and community members
*Note: Glamping Tents include one queen or two single beds, all linen, internal (battery) and external (solar) lights, mats and tables.
Additional beds can be hired for $50 each. A full site map of ‘Glamp City’ to be provided closer to the date, including
toilets, shower, conference venues, nearby dining areas and cafe.
TICKETS & GLAMPING CAN BE PURCHASED VIA:
ONLINE
Conference Tickets & Glamping Accommodation - https://events.humanitix.com/dowerin-do-over-conference
More information regarding Glamping Accommodation can be found at www.glampingco.com.au
INVOICE
Email a purchase order or written request to hello@townteammovement.com and we’ll send you an invoice for payment
MORE INFORMATION OR ASK A QUESTION
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Conference Preview
TIME 2021 DOWERIN DO-OVER CONFERENCE PROGRAM SPEAKER
09:00 Registration & Coffee
09:25 The Conference Kick-Off! Welcome to Country & Introduction Cr. Jannah Stratford, NEWROC
Jimmy Murphy, Town Team Movement & Caroline Robinson,
09:45 Thanks to Sponsors and Purpose of Today
Wheatbelt Business Network
09:50 How Placemaking can support the Revitalisation of Regional Towns David Snyder, Town Team Movement
Tabetha Beggs, WA Partnerships and Industry Manager,
10:10 How to Capitalise on Tourism Post-COVID presented by TourismWA
Tourism WA
10:50 The Connecting Communities Program: RAC Supporting Regional WA Patrick Walker, Executive General Manager, RAC
11:10 The Genesis of the North Midlands Project Andrew Bowman, Chairperson, North Midlands Project
11:30 MORNING TEA
12:00 BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Topic Art & Retail Activation Community Placemaking Main Street Economic Development Post COVID-19 Recovery
Tourism WA: How to build How to Start a Town Team and
Innovation Ecosystems and the impact on Our support in a changing economic
your town’s tourism narrative what funding is available through
12:00 regional Economic Development presented environment, Wheatbelt Development
presented by Tabetha Beggs, by Kendell Terrell, RAC and
by Kali Norman, Spacecubed (Meshpoints) Commission CRC Main Street
Tourism WA Kylie Elsegood-Smith, TTM
Makeover
Understanding Business Recovery &
Developing a Successful How and Why...Tactical Urbanism
On the Couch with David Bright, Executive Future Gaps in Skills, Professor Kerry
12:30 Festival presented by Jenny in your town by Valli Morphett,
Director, North Midlands Project Brown & Associate Professor Ferry Jie,
Garroun, York Festival Design Jam (virtual session)
Edith Cowan University
13:30 LUNCH & ACTIVATION
14:30 Petcha Kutcha (20 images x 20 seconds): All About Activating the Wheatbelt Various Speakers
15:00 AFTERNOON TEA & ACTIVATION
15:20 ‘Creating a Town Centre Place Activation Strategic Plan in 60 Minutes’ Workshop David Snyder & Caroline Robinson
16:20 Closing Remarks & Moving Forward
16:40 FINAL THANK YOU & AFTER PART Y
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“It was great to see
so many people in
one room that cared
about the future
of community and
places.”
2018 TTM CONFERENCE DELEGATE
POST-SURVEY COMMENT
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1. DOWERIN
DO - OVER
Site Map Legend
2.
1. Glamping Accomodation
2.
Community & Sports Centre
(Welcome Event)
3. Dowerin Town Hall (Main
Conference Venue)
4. Dowerin Commercial
Hotel & Street Party
3. Main Street & Breakout
Room Spaces
4.
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The North Midlands
Project
In four years North Midlands Project
has secured and invested over 2.8
million dollars into the Mid West region,
delivered over 870 activities, created
three standout facilities, developed a
team of 60 purpose-driven community
builders and actively engaged with over
20,000 people through a co-designed
Act Belong Commit culture, arts, history
+ heritage program.
Behind the Scenes - Keynote
Presentation Abstract
Step behind the curtain with North
Midlands Project’s founding and current
Co-Chair to hear about the organisation’s
genesis and its why, how and what.
Look a Little Deeper - Breakout Session
Grab a cuppa and join North Midlands
Project’s Executive Director on the couch
for an ‘ask me anything’ session about
the organisation.
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Pat Walker Kali Norman Jenny Garroun
SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY IMPACT, SENIOR MANAGER, FOUNDER & DIRECTOR,
GROUP EXECUTIVE SPACECUBED YORK FESTIVAL
RAC Spearheading Spacecubed’s growth to over Since founding The York Festival in 2014, Jenny has
Patrick Walker commenced his current position as 300% across the last 5 years, she and her team had the pleasure of working with artists, arts workers
Executive General Manager, Social and Community have worked to support the thriving WA business and volunteers. This has included commissioning
Impact at the RAC in July 2011. Immediately prior ecosystem and foster innovation and growth by Japanese ‘Wara’ artists to travel York to work with
to this, he was the Director General, Department of building a robust and vibrant community in Perth local artists to create giant straw artists in the
Indigenous Affairs from 2008. and key regional centres, by facilitating opportunity, tradition of Wara (rice straw) art.
skills development and support for local players.
RAC’s $1 million Reconnect WA initiative provides The York Festival is now one of the most anticipated
local governments with funding for community- She is a proud advocate of all things local, with a annual events in the Avon Valley region, attracting
based projects which reimagine and revitalise local passion for community engagement, innovation, approx. 24,000 pa, and making a significant
streets and public spaces. fostering startup culture and shining a spotlight on contribution to the local economy.
all the amazing achievements of the WA community
“These projects will not only transform our local across all sectors, which she gets to do in spades
areas and deliver positive community outcomes, with her current role.
but we hope they will also inspire and inform future
changes in other areas to support safer, sustainable
and connected communities.” THE DOWERIN DO-OVER - 2021 REGIONAL CONFERENCE 10Dave Snyder Caroline Robinson
CO-FOUNDER & PLACE LEADER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, ABOUT OUR CONFERENCE
TOWN TEAM MOVEMENT WHEATBELT BUSINESS NETWORK SPONSOR: NEWROC
David is an experienced Placemaker and has always Founder of the WBN, Caroline is responsible for The North Eastern Wheatbelt Regional
been fascinated by the dynamics and evolution of the strategic direction of the WBN and is the Organisation of Councils (NEWROC) is a
people and place. lead for the consultancy unit. She enjoys helping voluntary organisation of Councils working
members connect and grow and has strengths in together for successful communities.
The projects David typically gets involved in range
strategic planning, governance and community Established in 1994 the NEWROC has
from micro-laneway redevelopments, streetscape
facilitation. been led by Councillors from the Shires of
enhancements, cultural programming and the long-
Dowerin, Koorda, Mt Marshall, Mukinbudin,
term planning of city and regional centres. He has Caroline is a true leader and ‘doer’. She is always Nungarin, Trayning and Wyalkatchem and
been recognised with multiple national awards with getting her hands dirty on projects promoting champions opportunities through its regional
projects relating to community capacity building the positive development of the Wheatbelt, collaboration
in Sydney, place strategies in Canberra and most including business leadership and capacity building,
recently Children’s Consultation in Kalamunda. town centre redevelopment and the successful
David believes great places are created ‘with’ establishment of the ‘Narembeen Co-Op’.
people and a strong community vision can push the
limitations of positive innovation and enhance the
renewal and creation of built form and public realm
environments.Valli Morphett Andrew Bowman Tabetha Beggs
DIRECTOR, C0-CHAIR MANAGER OF WA PARTNERSHIPS
DESIGN JAM NORTH MIDLANDS PROJECT & INDUSTRY
‘Together we are stronger’ is more than a tag line. Andrew is the virtual curator and a project manager TOURISM WA
Valli is a placemaking thought leader, webinar guru of the Carnamah Historical Society & Museum, Tabetha is the Manager of WA Partnerships and
and co-design specialist who knows how to mobilise works independently as a researcher and cultural Industry for Tourism Western Australia. As part
a local support base and facilitate outcomes that heritage consultant and formerly held positions with of her role, she has recently been travelling across
people trust. the State Library of Western Australia Foundation Western Australia helping regional destinations to
and Curtin University. unearth their unique offerings.
With over a decade of experience inside Local
Government leading placemaking and engagement His work promoting the history and heritage of Tabetha’s previously roles include; CEO of the
teams, backed up by a decade within leading edge Carnamah, a town and farming community in WA’s Kalamunda Chamber of Commerce and Marketing
placemaking consulting firms – Valli knows how to Mid West, was acknowledged with the Outstanding Executive for the City of Perth. She has also
deliver social impact and economic outcomes in Newcomer Professor David Dolan Award at the been actively involved with many non-for-profit
mainstreets and activity centres. Ex-CEO of multi- 2013 Western Australian Heritage Awards. organisations assisting to strategise towards
award winning CoDesign Studio Valli now leads her sustainable futures in an ever-changing economic
own placemaking enterprise Design Jam. environment.
THE DOWERIN DO-OVER - 2021 REGIONAL CONFERENCE 12Prof Kerry Brown Prof Ferry Jie David Bright
PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SCHOOL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
BUSINESS AND LAW OF BUSINESS AND LAW NORTH MIDLANDS PROJECT
EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY Over 17 years David has successfully developed and
managed capacity building projects in corporate,
Kerry Brown is a Professor at Edith Cowan Ferry Jie is an Associate Professor in Supply
community social enterprise and the non-profit
University School of Business and Law. She is Chain and Logistics Management at Edith Cowan
sectors in Australia, Asia, Europe, America and
passionate about doing research that matters and University School of Business and Law. Currently,
Africa. Leading high-performing teams he has
has consulted to industry and government on a he is a Secretary of the Chartered Institute of
established organisations, assisted in scaling-up
wide a range of topics including infrastructure Logistics and Transport Australia (CILTA) in
and created sustainable models allowing focus on
management , social policy and resolving Western Australia. In addition, he is a steering
dreaming BIG to create awesome legacies.
homelessness, collaborative governance, industry committee member in Western Australia, Supply
clustering and change management. Prof Brown Chain & Logistics Association of Australia David has a genuine passion to empower people
has a background in negotiation and employment (SCLAA). He has professional and community and strengthen communities through emerging
relations. engagement activities to contribute significantly technologies, the arts, cultural and education
to improve the university’s reputation through initiatives. He is personally committed to placing his
contribution to the wider community. energy where he can add value to an organisation,
its people and outcomes.
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