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2024 LGA SA OGM Conference
May 23 - May 24
The Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) is a key decision-making and policy setting forum for the Local Government Association of South Australia (LGA SA).
This year, LGA SA invites you to be part of this important event to help shape the future of local government in South Australia.
When you attend, you play a key role in representing your community and keeping yourself informed about the latest trends, challenges and opportunities in the local government sector.
You’ll also hear from industry experts from across Australia and gain valuable insights into the critical issues that impact communities across the state.
About the 2024 LGA OGM Conference
The OGM and conference is split over two days 23 May –24 May 2024.
It starts with networking drinks at the welcome reception on Thursday evening at the historic and stylish Electra House.
It then moves into the LGA OGM Conference the following day, at the iconic Adelaide Town Hall.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Welcome Reception: Kick off by connecting with local government elected members and staff – a great opportunity to reconnect, forge valuable new contacts and set the stage for the conference the next day
- LGA Conference and Annual General Meeting: This is the heart of the event – the place where your voice is heard – the conference is a fantastic chance to learn more about what’s happening across local government with best practice lesson you can take back to your council
Exploring the future of local government
Our theme this year is Vision 2025: The Future of Local Government.
How have our towns and cities changed since the pandemic? And where do we expect them to go?
As more people choose to work from home, we are seeing a shift in our urban landscape. This can mean the growth of new businesses and technologies, changes in how we work, and shifts in what people like to buy.
But with changes to workplace environments, there are possible transformations in the way our cities and towns look. Find out how these will impact your council—and the steps you need to take to adapt.
