Linkedin
Facebook
Email
more
RSM in Brisbane is delighted to renew our partnership with Queensland Ballet as an official Season Partner for the 2024/2025 season.
With the international focus on Brisbane for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Brisbane’s energetic lifestyle, culture and creative sector is surging ahead. This valued partnership presents RSM in Brisbane the opportunity to create a positive impact through meaningful engagement with Brisbane’s arts community.
Steve Healey
"As our new season begins, we like to take the time to reflect on our last year together with RSM in Brisbane. We are so very proud to be an official corporate partner, as the Queensland Ballet lead the way for the arts in Queensland. It has been a pleasure to surprise and delight our clients, friends and business partners with a touch of elegance at the inspiring, creatively rich and exceptional experiences of the Queensland Ballet shows."
said Steve Healey, Managing Partner of RSM in Brisbane.
"Much like the ballet, central to our success is our people, our clients and our community. We are grateful for this partnership and look forward to again working together to enrich lives and fostering a vibrant cultural community, signalling our commitment to Brisbane." - Steve Healey
Queensland Ballet would love to call Brisbane the arts capital of Australia, and they have seen tremendous growth in the sector over the last few years, particularly since the pandemic. Brisbane has been forging ahead with a vast amount of activity as the arts organisations drive investment and collaboration in pursuit.
This is evident with the New Performing Arts Venue opening at Queensland Performing Arts Centre in early 2026 and the re-opening of the Thomas Dixon Centre having undergone a transformational refurbishment in 2022. Not to mention, Brisbane is home to some of the most visited galleries in the world. We’re curious to see how that momentum continues, particularly with the excitement of the Olympics. RSM in Brisbane are pleased to be a part of contributing to this, as Queensland Ballet advance to a global stage.
Dilshani Weerasinghe
Dilshani Weerasinghe, Queensland Ballet's Executive Director stated,
"Collaborating with RSM has been fundamental to our efforts to nurture and expand the arts scene in Brisbane. Their dedication to excellence and community aligns perfectly with our vision, creating a partnership that feels more like family than collaboration. RSM’s support has been pivotal, not just in enhancing our performances but also in strengthening our connection to the community. Together, we’re crafting a vibrant cultural legacy that will inspire and enrich Brisbane for future generations."
As RSM in Brisbane have grown closer to the Queensland Ballet family over the past two years, it’s the compatibility of our cultures and people that really shine through and makes our association so special. The sense of ambition, motivation, with aims of delivering world standard experiences, performances, and achieving your best daily. Queensland Ballet’s passion is infectious and when you look at what they’ve achieved and the legacy established for Brisbane, it’s quite extraordinary.
As a partner of the Queensland Ballet, we really get the sense of camaraderie and spirit, and how they constantly are learning from each other. It’s evident that one’s success is not isolated, it’s motivational and inspirational for all. Seeing the success of the Queensland Ballet not only in this city, but across the nation, is a great motivation for others to continue building Brisbane’s growth in the community and arts sector. If RSM can albeit an ingredient to this success story, we’re happy.
We look forward to another season of achieving our goals and sharing values of integrity, innovation, excellence, and collaboration. We are just getting started.
