Forward-thinking businesses are adopting circular economy practices to boost productivity, lower resource costs, and enhance competitiveness. As global demand for sustainable products increases, now is the time for Queensland businesses to innovate and adapt.

But where do you begin, and how do you turn circular opportunities into commercial outcomes?

Exclusive first look: new ecoBiz circular economy module

This Leaders Forum will introduce the new ecoBiz Circular Economy module. Attendees will be among the first to learn how the tool works, its benefits, and how it can help improve resource efficiency and identify circular opportunities immediately.

At this Leaders Forum, you will:

Discover the business case for circularity, including productivity, cost efficiency, and new market opportunities.

Learn practical steps that businesses of all sizes can use to improve resource management.

Hear first-hand stories from local leaders using circular approaches to enhance performance.

Be one of the first businesses to trial the new Circular Economy module during the workshop and start identifying opportunities straight away.

Meet the local leaders sharing their experience

Councillor Tony Hall, elected to Logan City Council in 2020 to represent Division 6, is a former real estate agent and circus performer who later earned First Class Honours in Communications and Marketing despite leaving school early. Deeply connected to Logan, he is committed to serving his community, supporting young people, and volunteering with local sports clubs.

Linda Nordin, Senior Associate Engineer – Waste and Resource Recovery at SMEC, and leader of the Gold Coast Circular Economy Club. Linda will share insights into the systems, partnerships, and innovations supporting a more competitive circular economy.

Greg Zardus, Owner of AA Sunstate Packaging, brings more than 30 years of industry experience and strategic management. Greg will discuss practical, commercially minded approaches that are helping local businesses strengthen performance.

David Radich, General Manager City Planning, Economic and Community Development at City of Logan Council will share how Logan City Council is shaping sustainable growth through strategic planning, employment land activation, and forward looking economic development.

Colin McDonnell, Operations Manager at Munster Services Group and ecoBiz Star Partner, will outline the circular initiatives that have delivered tangible sustainability and operational gains.

Marjon Wind,Director of Aquilon Consulting, will guide us through the Circular Economy workshop , drawing on her corporate experience and circular economy expertise to help organisations transition from linear to circular models

Register now to secure your place and gain practical tools to drive circular innovation in your business.

Event details
Date: Wednesday, 18 March 2026
Time: 7:45am - 11:00am (registration opens at 7:30am)
Venue: The Fairway Room, Meadowbrook Golf Club
Address: Golf Course Dr, Meadowbrook, Qld 4131
Cost: Free

Leaders Forum program:

7:45-9:30am: Leaders Forum breakfast
Connect with like minded businesses and hear from our guest speakers as we celebrate the launch of the new Circular Economy module.

10:00am-10:45am: Circular Economy workshop (optional)
Stay on for a guided walkthrough of the new module and learn how to start identifying circular opportunities in your business.

Terms and conditions apply. See here

The ecoBiz program is proudly supported through the Queensland Government's Recycling and Jobs Fund

Contact the host of ecoBiz Leaders forum - Logan