The Committee for Adelaide brings together businesses, industry bodies, community and government to shape one of the most liveable cities in Australia.
We are non-partisan, independent and sector agnostic.
Our membership is diverse and influential, making a significant contribution to the economy and society. Our members collectively employ over 40,000 South Australians and all have a clear and vested interest in our future.
The Committee for Adelaide brings together businesses, industry bodies, community and government to shape the future of Adelaide, South Australia.
We are non-partisan, independent and sector agnostic.
Our membership is diverse and influential, making a significant contribution to South Australia’s economy and society.
Unlocking the economic complexity and investment potential of SA to foster innovation, improve productivity and drive long-term and sustainable economic growth.
Creating a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse community, that prioritises wellbeing and attracts and retains the talent and skills required for current and future workforce needs.
Enhancing the amenity, infrastructure and liveability of Adelaide and regions, creating an exciting and progressive city.
Leading climate action on the way to Net Zero and managing the state’s water, waste, transport, energy, infrastructure, and environment in a sustainable way.
Our mission is to provide independent thought leadership, advocacy, and influence policy for the benefit of our state, both now and into the future.
Our vision for Adelaide, South Australia is to be the most extraordinary, big thinking, welcoming and vibrant place with a growing economy and population.
We work collaboratively with our members and partners, to discuss and develop innovative solutions that set us apart.
Ultimately, the actions we take now will impact our State and quality of life, health and wellbeing of our future generations.
Adelaide Connected seeks to cement Adelaide’s reputation as a desirable place to live, study, work, invest and do business. We want to create a narrative for the State about people coming to here and to tap into the valuable international business and other networks of expats, foreign alumni, and people that have chosen Adelaide to live and work.
