Jemma Tribe & Alison Henry: The Uptown Program
In this first episode, host Barron Hanson sits down with Jemma Tribe and Alison Henry to learn about the Uptown Program — an initiative helping to create a vibrant, inclusive and authentically Nowra future for everyone. From placemaking to local business support, this conversation unpacks what it really takes to breathe new life into a CBD. About Jemma Tribe: Jemma Tribe started her career as a journalist with a simple but powerful goal: to speak up for those who couldn't speak for themselves. She is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, currently Chairs the Nowra Community Food Store Board and was recognised as the 2024 Shoalhaven Business Leader of the Year. After six years as President of the Shoalhaven Business Chamber, she now serves as a local government Councillor. About Alison Henry: With more than 25 years' experience in events and community activation, Alison Henry brings a deep understanding of how to create places people genuinely want to spend time in. She later served as Nowra's CBD Place Manager and is a qualified placemaker. Now working as Office Manager and District Coordinator for the Nowra.org.au project. Learn more at nowra.org.au

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