SBAA Business Breakfast: Equities and Real Estate Debate

With the recent Federal Budget proposing changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, the investment strategies of many Australians are under scrutiny. What makes the most sense in today’s environment, investing in property or shares?

This breakfast brings together business owners, professionals, investors, and aspiring entrepreneurs for an engaging 3-vs-3 debate featuring respected experts from the property and finance industries.

Representing property:

• Andrew Coronis (Chairman, The Coronis Group)
• Shane Hicks (Partner and Lead Agent, Place Estate Agents)
• Avi Khan (Group CEO, Ray White Daisy Hill, AKG, Brookwater, White Greater Springfield, and Marsden)

Representing shares:

• David Lane (QLD State Manager and Senior Private Wealth Advisor, Ord Minnett)
• Ken Howard (Private Client Advisor, Morgans)
• Keeley Walsh (Associate Equity Analyst, Morgans)

The debate will be moderated by Associate Professor Dr Brett Freudenberg from Curtin University, a leading taxation academic and member of the Small Business Association of Australia Think Tank.

Guests will enjoy tea, coffee and juice on arrival, followed by a hot plated breakfast with shared fruit platter and Danish pastries, alongside ongoing refreshments throughout the morning.

Seats are strictly limited, so early booking is strongly recommended to secure your place.

The Brisbane Club is one of Brisbane’s oldest and most prestigious private member clubs, founded in 1903 in the heart of the city. Known for its rich heritage, elegant dining and business facilities, the Club has long served as a gathering place for leaders in business, government and the community. Today, it blends traditional club culture with contemporary networking, events and hospitality experiences in a refined setting.

Modern business attire is required. For detailed guidance and examples of acceptable attire, please refer to The Brisbane Club Dress Code.

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