More visibility, stronger community connections, and real growth for Yarraville businesses.

About the Yarraville Business Association
Our Mission
To champion and grow local business while keeping Yarraville’s unique village character alive. We support members through marketing, events, and advocacy that build stronger customer connections and a thriving local economy.
Our Goal
To create a united, supportive network where local businesses succeed together—boosting visibility, increasing customer traffic, and ensuring Yarraville remains one of Melbourne’s most vibrant village communities.
Our Values
Community First – Supporting and strengthening our local village.
Collaboration – Working together for greater collective success.
Integrity – Representing Yarraville traders with transparency and respect.
Growth – Helping members build sustainable, long-term success.
About the YBA
The Yarraville Business Association (YBA) represents the cafés, retailers, service providers, and creative traders that make Yarraville special. We run major events like the Yarraville Festival, coordinate local marketing, and advocate for traders with council and stakeholders. Joining the YBA means more than just being listed—it’s about becoming part of a supportive, connected business community that keeps Yarraville thriving.
The YBA Leadership Team
Amanda Thompson
Amanda doesn’t just help people “manage” their money—she trains them to master it. She pushes individuals and business owners to stop making excuses, take control, and build financial strength that lasts a lifetime.
Dave Cox
Dave is the founder and Head of Business Development at AudioNET, serving clients across Australia and New Zealand from its Yarraville base for over 20 years. A Yarravillian since 2001, he has built a proudly local team, with all staff living in Yarraville or the surrounding western suburbs.
Muffy Miska
Muffy is a passionate business owner and proud Yarraville local. Dedicated to fostering community spirit and supporting the village’s growth through the Business Association.
Zerin Jai Osman
Zerin is a passionate photographer and long time Yarraville local with a strong connection to the community. As both a creative and a previous business owner, she has poured her energy into supporting and celebrating the village she calls home.
Barry Russell
Barry manages Innerwest Vinyl, a vinyl record store in the Village, specialising in new and second-hand records.
He has a huge passion and knowledge of recorded music and is a proud local, having lived here since 2013.
Cherie Warwick
Cherie is the General Manager of Kindred Studios, Melbourne’s largest creative hub in the West and a passionate advocate for the live music industry. Cherie brings with her over a decade of knowledge and local experience within the industry.