We, as a company, recognise the immense value that the Committee for Perth brings to society and the vital role it has in creating positive change and fostering a sense of belonging among residents. This work closely aligns with our own purpose, “to improve society by considering social outcomes in all we do, relentlessly focusing on excellence and digital innovation, transforming our clients’ businesses, our communities and employee opportunities.”

PLC Perth has four core pillars of Leadership, Learning, Contribution and Community, which in combination drive our current students learning of future focussed skills and competencies, ready for an ever-changing world. There is a natural alignment with the Committee for Perth...

We congratulate the Committee for reaching this 15-year milestone, and we look forward to having an active engagement in the organisation's forward agenda as it looks to inform and shape Greater Perth's future.

As one of Western Australia’s largest employers, Rio Tinto is aligned with the Committee for Perth’s purpose to inform and advocates for change that improves the cultural diversity, economic prosperity, sustainability and world class amenity of Perth.

Rottnest Island Authority has an active interest in the advancement of the Perth and Peel region, and the addition of an RIA representative provides an opportunity to align the island with the Committee’s vision for Perth.

St Ives, as Western Australia's leading Retirement Living business, joined the Committee for Perth because it recognises the importance of engaging with other key stakeholders in the region to help shape the future of the city and surrounding areas.