Who’s Who in 22, Business: Sharon Armstrong

Published 11:15pm 2 December 2022

Who’s Who in 22, Business: Sharon Armstrong
Words by Moreton Daily

Sharon Armstrong has continued as a committee member and Deputy Chair for RDA Moreton Bay in 2022 and a supporter of Moreton Bay Regional Council’s push to become a city.

She was involved in a panel discussion hosted by Moreton Bay Regional Council in May during which she supported the bid to pursue city status.

The co-owner of Embrace Life at North Lakes supports the concept as a small business owner, but also someone who can see the opportunities the change would create for the region.

Embrace Life embodies her passion for family and community health and wellness and is a business she started with co-owner Kathryn Bishop in 2009.

Sharon holds a master’s degree in Nursing and BSc Public Health that underpin her drive for growing healthy communities.

About Sharon Armstrong

In 2010, Sharon joined the committee for the North Lakes Chamber of Commerce and held the role of President from 2014 to 2017.

In 2015, Sharon joined the RDA Moreton Bay committee as Treasurer and currently holds the Deputy Chair position.

She hopes her role with RDA Moreton Bay can help facilitate grassroots community projects that bring more business and people to the Moreton Bay Region.

Regional Development Australia (RDA) Moreton Bay is a not-for-profit organisation funded by the Federal Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications.

RDA Moreton Bay is one of 47 such bodies across Australia, with a footprint that matches the boundary of the Moreton Bay Region.

The organisation is tasked with facilitating regional economic development outcomes, investment, jobs, and local procurement, as well as promoting initiatives that leverage regional competitive advantages and capitalises on emerging opportunities.

RDA Moreton Bay is also responsible for promoting Federal government grant opportunities and acts as a conduit for regional information gathering to inform national policy directions.

The committee comprises community representatives from diverse professional, business, and industry backgrounds, bringing their insights and expertise to set strategic priorities.

In 2022, RDA Moreton Bay has continued to support businesses in the region by connecting them with funding opportunities, providing resources for businesses and job seekers, listing local suppliers and supporting key projects in the region to drive prosperity such REKO Ring and Moreton Bay Jobs.

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