Social Gain. Strategic engagement, done human
Social Gain brings good people together to do great things. Events and projects are collaborative, grounded in place, designed with care and designed to improve wellbeing of the communities where we live, work and socialise.
Creative thinking is our superpower.
We work with leaders, businesses, creatives and communities, co-designing experiences that meet real needs, strengthen identity and amplify impact. We don't reinvent wheels. We amplify what's great and rethink what's not.
Sometimes that looks like strategy or an introduction. Sometimes it looks like a few hundred people wearing red and dancing to Kate Bush.
Hi, I'm Sharon Quill. Storyteller, strategist, social entrepreneur.
Copywriter by trade, marketing nerd and storyteller by heart. Decades across creative industries, community engagement and values-driven work — from AFTRS national film tours to Variety, the Children's Charity, where I learned how deeply purpose could drive impact.
Have you heard about Ikigai? The sweet spot between what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs, and what you can be paid for. That's me and Social Gain.
Read my story →Four ways in. One approach.
Event strategy, design & delivery
From concept to load-out — events built for meaning and momentum, not just headcounts and hashtags.
Community engagement
The people in the room, and the space between them. Consultation that actually gets people to show up.
Marketing for good
Copy, comms and campaigns for purpose-driven leaders who want to sound like themselves.
Meaningful collaborations
Win–win partnerships that turn purpose into measurable impact. Better, together.
Things I've made actually happen.
Dubbo's Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever
Red dresses, iconic moves, a cause close to home.
Let's Taco'Bout It
Tasty tacos. Spicy topics. Curious minds only.
The Every Woman Festival
A whole week for the women of the Orana.
Dubbo Slide Night
Big screen, small town, shared stories.
Town Telly
Old-school TV, new-school local.
DubBoogie Nights
For the ones who never left the dancefloor.
Stories from the Orana.
Finding my Country
Mirritya Warriku shares a powerful story of cultural reconnection and resilience through a treasured family photo.
What We Learn When We Talk About Death
We cracked one of the last great taboos wide open with Kaz Hamilton, End-of-Life Doula.
Lockdown Porch Portrait
Errin Williamson on the simple family photo that became a symbol of resilience and connection.
Got a project brewing?
Working on an event, project or strategy that needs some regional soul?
or call 0411 281 467