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Fiona Napier Joins Bncc Executive

Local business owner, Fiona Napier, has joined the Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee.

Her role with the executive committee will be focused on supporting members and leading strategies to encourage new member growth.

Chamber President, Simon Penrose, welcomed Fiona's appointment to the committee.

"Fiona has been a fantastic supporter of the chamber since becoming a BNCC member in 2022.

"She gave of her time extensively assisting with this year's Ladies Long Lunch, and I know she will bring that same energy in helping to drive the future development of the chamber."

Having worked in real estate for over 25 years, Fiona is the co-owner of Northside commercial property advocates firm Thrive Commercial. Thrive supports business owners to source, negotiate and manage commercial property leases.

Fiona says she is passionate about ensuring small to medium business owners have a voice. 

"SMEs need to be heard, and I intend to bring that belief to my work with the BNCC Executive Committee," she said

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