A golden opportunity for Queensland businesses and communities

Episode notes

Innovator and entrepreneur Wayne Gerard outlines the ambitious sustainability goals of the 2032 Brisbane Games, and the huge potential for businesses and communities to play a part. Our special guest in this episode is Wayne Gerard, founder of tech company Red Eye, the Immediate Past Queensland Chief Entrepreneur, and currently a member of the 2032 Games Legacy Committee. In the latter role, Wayne is taking a holistic view of what the lasting legacy of the Games will be for Queensland - spanning economy, community, the environment, and more. “We're thinking about all of the infrastructure that gets built to enable us to deliver the Games - and how do we make that climate positive?” explains Wayne.

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