The Office of the Coordinator-General is the Tasmanian Government’s principal entity to promote and attract investment into the state and is a primary point of access for businesses looking to invest in Tasmania. The Office can provide investors with a range of dedicated client focused support throughout all stages of the investment process.
Tasmania is one of the leading states in Australia for shared service centres, offering unique competitive advantages, including lower employment costs, greater workforce loyalty, fewer days lost to disputes, lower attrition rates and an enviable lifestyle. The shared service sector has been operating successfully for more than 20 years across a variety of industries, including telecommunications, insurance, superannuation, health, banking and finance, travel, accommodation, government, and not-for-profit. National and multinational companies such as Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, Woolworths, Qantas, Serco, Spirit Super, Vodafone CGI, DXC and IOOF have all chosen Tasmania to establish shared service centres in various Tasmanian locations including Launceston, Burnie and Hobart.
Tasmania’s abundance of low-cost clean, green energy and world leading credentials in renewable energy offers a compelling location for shared service centre investors looking to reduce their carbon footprint and advance their corporate sustainability agenda.