DRIVING REAL CHANGE AND IMPROVEMENTS TO PENRITH CBD

ACTIVATE • REJUVENATE • POPULATE

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Penrith CBD Corporation is funded through a special rate levy collected from local property owners in the CBD. The Corporation works closely with Penrith City Council and key business partners to assist & support local business owners, retailers and restaurants “unlock the opportunities” and grow their business ready for our cities future.

The CBD Corporation supports small business with rejuvenation projects, working with the property owners and businesses to achieve outcomes of improvements.

a. The CBD Corporation assists through referral and local connection with many key stakeholders including; Penrith City Council, WSBC, The Chamber of Commerce, local businesses and Government bodies to support the opportunities of our local businesses. We offer assistance for your business with Business planning, Business improvement of premises, branding, marketing, workshops for education upskilling, plus networking connections all essential tools to support YOUR business.

The CBD Corporation calendar of events helps activate the CBD bringing awareness and foot traffic for small businesses. Our 2022 Christmas Tree Lighting event achieved crowds around 20,000 in the CBD, strengthening the brand awareness locally for business. Previous events saw the Corporation achieve the NSW Tourism Awards finals.

We continually encourage Shop/Dine Local initiatives for our community to assist strengthening our local economy and increasing local jobs.

WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP

The CBD Corporation Membership is FREE for any business in the CBD area (contact us to see if you fit within the boundaries) the membership is growing with its local database to help us communicate and connect other local businesses. The membership sponsor is WSBC which provide free workshops and consultations to the local businesses in the area. We work towards building our future city ready for the growth expected with the infrastructure changes, including over 4,000 local new residents living locally in the CBD within the next two years.