Join us for a powerful celebration of First Nations enterprise, excellence and economic prosperity at the Sunshine Coast First Nations Business Showcase.

In celebration of Indigenous Business Month, this event brings together local First Nations businesses, entrepreneurs, leaders and the local business community to showcase the vibrant First Nations business sector in our region.

This is more than just a showcase - it’s a platform for connection, culture and collaboration.

Attendees will experience:

Expo of 30+ First Nations businesses with markets stalls across, art, technology, cultural services, food and agriculture and more.
Cultural performances and storytelling that honour Kabi Kabi Country and recognise the rich history and contribution of First Nations peoples in business and innovation.
Expert panel discussions from leaders in First Nations procurement and business.
Business pitches from local First Nations businesses looking to connect with buyers and partners.
Business masterclasses tailored for First Nations businesses and a range of support services with resources and information for your business.
Networking & connection opportunities with local business owners, industry representatives, community leaders and government representatives.

Free registration - all welcome!

Whether you're a business owner, industry representative, buyer, community member, or simply curious to learn and support, this event is open to all.

Come along, be inspired, and help us to celebrate First Nations business this Indigenous Business Month.

Event Program

First Nations businesses

1.30pm Registration & bump in

3.00pm Business Masterclasses

General guests (industry, buyers & community)

3.45pm Arrival & canapes

4.30pm Opening

5.00pm Panel: Strength Through Collaboration

5.30pm First Nations Business Pitches

6.00pm Networking

7.30pm Event close

Proudly supported by Stockland and Queensland Government.

For more information contact firstnations@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Sunshine Coast Council acknowledges the Jinibara and Kabi Kabi Peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters we all now share. Their enduring connection to Country and rich cultural heritage is central to our region's past, present and future.