Five years after launching our previous website, we felt it was time for a refresh. Not simply because websites change, but because DCCQ has changed too.
Our community continues to grow, our connections across Australia are becoming stronger, and with Brisbane 2032 on the horizon, we see an exciting opportunity for DCCQ to play an even bigger role in connecting the Netherlands and Queensland.
That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new website.
A website built for where we’re going
The new DCCQ website has a fresh look, updated content and a much simpler way to discover what we’re doing.
At the heart of the new site are the things that matter most to our community:
People. Events. Connections. Opportunities.
It’s now easier to discover upcoming events, keep up with DCCQ news, learn about membership and find out how you can become involved.
We’ve also created more opportunities to showcase the businesses and organisations that support DCCQ, giving our sponsors greater visibility within our growing community.
But the new website is about more than a new design. It is about creating a stronger platform for the next chapter of DCCQ.
Building towards Brisbane 2032
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will put Queensland on the world stage. For DCCQ, it also represents a unique opportunity to strengthen the connection between Queensland and the Netherlands.
Over the coming years, we want to help put DCCQ at the centre of that connection.
There is enormous potential for Dutch and Queensland businesses, organisations and communities to connect around the Games — from business and trade to innovation, investment, tourism, culture and community. Our ambition is to help bring those connections together.
We want DCCQ to be a place where a Dutch organisation looking towards Queensland can find a connection, where a Queensland business looking towards the Netherlands can find a network, and where people from both communities can meet and create opportunities together.
And importantly, we don’t see this as something that starts and ends with 2032. The Games provide a fantastic focal point, but the relationships, partnerships and opportunities created along the way can continue well beyond the closing ceremony.
Connecting a wider Dutch-Australian network
We also see an opportunity to strengthen the connections between Dutch chambers and organisations across Australia.
DCCQ is part of a wider Dutch-Australian network, and we want to build on those relationships to make it easier for people and businesses to connect across states, industries and communities.
Queensland has an important role to play in that network, particularly as Brisbane moves towards 2032.
Our new website gives us a better platform to communicate those connections, share opportunities and bring more people into the conversation.
At the centre of it all: people
Ultimately, DCCQ has always been about people.
It’s the conversation at a networking event. The introduction between two businesses. Meeting someone who understands what it’s like to move from the Netherlands to Queensland. Finding a new opportunity. Or simply having a drink with people who share a connection to both countries.
That’s the community we want to continue building, and the new website is one small part of that bigger ambition.
We invite you to explore the new DCCQ website, discover what’s happening, join us at an upcoming event and become part of the community as we build towards an exciting 2032 and beyond.
Come and be part of the connection.
