GBC l October Dinner Event
What can business learn from looking beyond the bottom line?
For James “Murph” Murphy, his business and the environment it operates in have always been closely connected.
As the man behind Sea All Dolphin Swims and Southern Ocean Environmental Link (SOEL), Murph has spent decades working on the Great Southern Reef, building a tourism business around one of our region’s greatest natural assets while also becoming a passionate advocate for protecting it.
At our October Dinner, Murph will share his experience of regenerative tourism, leadership and building a business with a broader sense of purpose.
He’ll also give us a look at what’s happening out on Port Phillip Bay right now, what he and his team are seeing as another season gets underway, and some of the work being done to better understand and care for our local marine environment.
But this isn’t just a conversation for those working in tourism or sustainability.
Murph’s story raises some interesting questions for all business leaders.
How do you balance commercial realities with a broader purpose? How do you bring your team and others along with you? And what responsibility can businesses take for the communities and environments they operate within?
It’s a conversation about business, leadership and doing things a little differently, told through the experiences of someone who has spent much of his working life on the waters right here in our own backyard.
- Truffleduck
- 66 Hyland St,
- Fyansford
- Victoria
- 3218