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Meet The Peninsula Hosts explores the people, ideas and experiences shaping business events on the Mornington Peninsula. Hear from the people behind some of the region’s leading venues and experiences as they share fresh perspectives on creating memorable conferences, corporate events, retreats, incentives and team experiences.

Each episode explores a different idea, from wellbeing and connection to destination experiences, authentic hospitality and creative approaches to event design.

Whether you’re an event planner, conference organiser, corporate decision maker or tourism industry professional, Meet The Peninsula Hosts offers practical inspiration and new perspectives for creating exceptional business events on the Mornington Peninsula.

 

Meet Your Podcast Host

Sophie Jackson from Georgie HQ is a Mornington Peninsula local, exploring local stories one interview at a time with heart, authenticity and connection. An award-winning producer and podcaster, Sophie brings an infectious energy, natural curiosity and a talent for genuine conversations.

Podcast Episodes

  • Alba Thermal Springs and Spa Podcast
  • Mornington Racecourse Podcast
  • Pt. Leo Estate Podcast
  • Searoad Ferries Podcast
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  • Alba Thermal Springs and Spa Podcast
  • Mornington Racecourse Podcast
  • Pt. Leo Estate Podcast
  • Searoad Ferries Podcast
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