Contracted services to run the organisation, strategy and operations.

Lorick Management coordinated the judging, the auditing, the event coordination, the event production and industry liaison throughout the program. The gala dinner was held at Royal Randwick with 730 guests.

Running the workshops for the 2014 NSW Tourism Awards in Sydney and Regional NSW.

The management of this not for profit organisation was given to Lorick Management in January 2013. Since then Lorick have taken it from a conservation or research driven organisation, to one that compliments all its activities through driving economic return to the areas on the Great North Road.

Lorick Management have had them as a long term client since the first year of establishment (2005). Coordinating marketing programs, collateral and conferences for their industry.

Lorick Management managed Outback NSW Tourism from 2008 - 2012 for all administrative, development and marketing needs. Liaising with key stakeholders of industry, associations, government and individuals.

This project started in 2008 when Lorick took on the management of the Outback NSW Tourism Organisation. The promotion and signage along the run was instigated through a ATDP grant from the federal government. It has won several awards for its tourism marketing efforts in converting tourists to the area and also staying longer.

Lorick Management coordinated their 10 year birthday celebrations through a Community Celebration Day. Freshwater's celebrations occured on 16th September 2012, while the Galston held theirs on the 7th October 2012.

Now in its 5th year, Lorick Management have been providing its members with benefits through development, marketing and operational activities. Intergrating into Destination Sydney Surrounds in 2014, this is an exciting era for Greater Sydney.

Lorick Managed SCRTO from May 2010 to June 2012. Coordinating marketing and development activities as well as running the South Coast Tourism Awards for 2 years and the South Coast Tourism Conference for 2 years.

The first ever Greater Sydney Tourism Awards were held at Castle Hill RSL on 4th August 2010 for 260 guests.

Held in the Hunter Valley from 13-15 July 2011, it gave tourism professionals insight into areas of their industry and current trends. The course included training on photography for destination promotion. (Previous AITO events have been held in Kiama 2010 and Wisemans Ferry 2009 and run by Lorick Management)