Board Room Hire

The Gumala Trust boardroom offers a welcoming, professional space for your next meeting, workshop, or corporate event. Conveniently located in our East Perth office, it’s designed to provide a comfortable and well‑equipped environment where ideas can be shared and decisions made with ease.

 

Boardroom Hire – What’s Included

  • Central location: Situated in the vibrant East Perth precinct, just minutes from the CBD and public transport. Find us at Level 3, 165 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth WA 6004.
  • Professional setting: A modern, spacious boardroom ideal for meetings, workshops, networking, strategy sessions, training, presentations and webinars.
  • Room layout: Easily movable tables and chairs make it easy to set up the room to meet your needs. Possible layouts include boardroom, classroom, cluster, theatre and U-shape.
  • Capacity: Comfortably seats 18 people. The maximum seating capacity is for 34 people (in cluster layout).
  • Parking: Paid all-day parking is available at Wilson Bennett St Car Park.
  • Accessible venue. Please enquire for specific accessibility requirements.
  • Facilities include:
    • High-speed Wi-Fi
    • Audio-visual equipment, including video conferencing
    • Whiteboard, electronic whiteboard, and presentation tools
    • Easily reconfigured desks and chairs (on wheels)
    • On-site kitchen and amenities, including tea and coffee provided

Book Today

To check availability or make a booking, please contact us at GIPL@gumalatrust.com.

Download the Booking Form >

 

Supporting a Greater Purpose

By hiring our boardroom, you’re also supporting the work of the Gumala Trust, an organisation dedicated to delivering lasting benefits to the Banjima, Nyiyaparli, and Yinhawangka Traditional Owners of the Pilbara region.

Get in Touch

Phone: (08) 6289 7500
Email: GIPL@gumalatrust.com

The Gumala Trust acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual, and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images, voices or names of people who have passed away.

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