Benchmarking Adelaide
Benchmarking Adelaide
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We sit down with passionate South Australian leaders to discuss how Adelaide compares on a global scale. Benchmarking Adelaide is an exercise undertaken by the Committee for Adelaide, in partnership with JLL, RAA, Hames Sharley, Mitsubishi Motors Australia and the City of Adelaide, to assess how Greater Adelaide can capitalise on its strengths and maximise opportunities to help the city reach its full potential. Using publicly available, real-time data, along with long-standing statistical data sets, ‘Benchmarking Adelaide’ measures Adelaide within a peer group of 20 global cities.
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The podcast delves into topics such as city competitiveness, urban innovation, governance, and sustainable development. Episodes feature discussions on benchmarking findings from peer cities like Porto, San Diego, and Austin while exploring aspects like economy, business dynamics, liveability, and sustainability, all aimed at highlighting Adelaide’s strengths and identifying growth opportunities.
We sit down with passionate South Australian leaders to discuss how Adelaide compares on a global scale. Benchmarking Adelaide is an exercise undertaken by the Committee for Adelaide, in partnership with JLL, RAA, Hames Sharley, Mitsubishi Motors Australia and the City of Adelaide, to assess how Greater Adelaide can capitalise on its strengths and maximise opportunities to help the city reach its full potential. Using publicly available, real-time data, along with long-standing statistical data sets, ‘Benchmarking Adelaide’ measures Adelaide within a peer group of 20 global cities.
In the final episode of the Benchmarking Adelaide Podcast, Committee for Adelaide Chief Executive, Sam Dighton, speaks with Jordon Tomopoulos, Advisor Economic Research, with Adelaide Economic Development Agency.
AEDA is a subsidiary of the City of Adelaide and works closely with businesses, industry groups, state government agencies and other relevant organisations to deliver a range of programs designed to stimulate economic growth in the CBD. AEDA is firmly focused on investment attraction, growing the local visitor economy, residential growth, marketing the city as a whole and promoting Rundle Mall as Adelaide’s premier shopping destination.
Jordan has been with AEDA for the past 3 years and as part of his role he monitors the city’s economic performance across a range of metrics, including expenditure, foot-traffic, occupancy rates, accommodation figures, residential population and demographics.
Sam chats with Jordon about the latest Benchmarking Adelaide findings and her views on the future of Adelaide, South Australia.
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