Dome Cafe Group
Narelle Sisley currently serves as the Brand Manager for Dome Cafe Group since July 2022. Previously, Narelle held the role of Marketing Manager at Vicinity Centres from March 2015 to July 2022, where notable responsibilities included overseeing the $100 million redevelopment launch of Midland Gate in 2018 and managing marketing activities for multiple shopping centers. Narelle also has experience as the Proprietor of Smiley Cakes from 2009 to 2015, successfully securing wholesale orders from local businesses, and has worked in marketing roles for various shopping centers and organizations, including Colliers International, Whitford City, and Mirrabooka Square. Narelle’s career in public relations began at Channel 10, culminating in positions that enhanced expertise in marketing and public relations across diverse sectors.
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Dome Cafe Group
Dome Café Group (“Dôme”) is a multinational company originally founded and still locally owned and domiciled in Perth, Western Australia with our first café opened in Cottesloe in 1993. 20 years on Dome now boasts a head office staff of 25 and employs in the vicinity of 1800 people throughout 60 cafes across Western Australia, Northern Territory and Tasmania. Dome also has operations in Singapore, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Philippines and Bahrain with over 100 locations spanning over 8 countries. The Dome philosophy is simple; We pride ourselves on creating places of “neutral ground” where the full spectrum of individuals in the community can feel comfortable spending time. Our brand is one that is inclusive, catering for all parts of the community at all times of the day in a relaxing and family friendly environment. We use this platform to provide for our guests a focused combination of great coffee and a wide selection of quality, value for money food. With a strong backbone of professional operating and support systems, backed by strong experienced management, Dome has iconic locations in major tourism spots across Western Australia and most major regional centres of the state including more than 10 cafes in operation which are listed on the State Register of Heritage places.