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Victorian Chamber media contacts – update

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry < 1 min read

Please save the following information for ALL media inquiries for the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Chief Executive Paul Guerra:

 

For all radio, television and print media inquiries on weekdays between 9am – 5pm:

First contact: Gemma Carter (media manager) on 0419 368 231 or [email protected]

 

For out of hours, weekend and public holiday inquiries:

Media phone 0423 883 945 (NO TEXTS) or [email protected]

 

Secondary contact: Kate McGrath on 0402 660 027 or [email protected]

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