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ARTICLE · 07 SEPTEMBER 2017

First members of Camden Region Economic Taskforce board selected

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Camden council has initiated a business taskforce to drive the economic development and commercial appeal of the area.

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CAMDEN COUNCIL MEDIA RELEASE

Council has initiated a business taskforce to drive the economic development and commercial appeal of the area.

The Camden Region Economic Taskforce is being set up as an independent company run by a board of directors designed to include up to two Councillors, professional experts and business leaders.

The Camden area is one of the fastest growing in the country, with the population forecast to increase from the current 88,000 to almost 230,000 by 2036.

Within this timeframe, the area will attract significant government investment for major transport networks and road infrastructure to service the growing community.

"The transformation anticipated for our area within the next 20 years places us in a unique position to develop business opportunities and attract commercial investment," said Mayor Lara Symkowiak.

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