The conference draws together women from all professional backgrounds and career levels, human resource managers, senior executives and directors to discuss and progress this critical issue. It also provides an unparalleled networking opportunity with peers and leaders throughout the duration of the conference.
Venue: Sheraton on the Park, 161 Elizabeth Street, Sydney
This event is aimed at young and mid level professionals in all sectors who are seeking to advance their career and want to gain perspectives to inform future decisions. Men and women are encouraged to attend as both genders needs to be across the issues under discussion moving into 2020.
The breakfast will conclude at 9:30am and be followed by a three hour workshop, Getting Started: Recognising Your Career Potential and a light networking lunch. Places are limited to 40 in the workshop, so register early.
Corporate tables of eight (8) are available at the breakfast. Please book the table online and send the names and contact details of the attendees to: louise@womenonboards.org.au
Breakfast Speakers
Catherine Fox, Deputy Editor AFR BOSS and author The seven great career myths
Ruta Asimus, AsAmI Coaching & former HR Executive IBM Set yourself up to succeed: What should you be asking for?
Luella Forbes, SMS Management & Technology
The career woman’s perspective: How Australia compares.
Ruth Medd, Chair Women on Boards Why board roles can be important in your career?
This event is exclusively sponsored by Commonwealth Bank Australia.
Sydney CBA - WOB Corporate Subscriber Workshop: Realising Your Board Potential
9:00am - 1:00pm
$0 CBA Staff
Women on Boards Corporate Subscriber Workshop – Realising Your Board Potential
A special four-hour interactive workshop focussed on how to maximise your opportunities for board selection.
This workshop is for Commonwealth Bank staff members ONLY.
Venue: Commonwealth Bank - Sydney, Level 19, 201 Sussex Street, Sydney
This event is aimed at young and mid level professionals in all sectors who are seeking to advance their career and want to gain perspectives to inform future decisions. Men and women are encouraged to attend as both genders needs to be across the issues under discussion moving into 2020.
The breakfast will conclude at 9:30am and be followed by a three hour workshop, Getting Started: Recognising Your Career Potential and a light networking lunch. Places are limited to 40 in the workshop, so register early.
Corporate tables of eight (8) are available at the breakfast. Please book the table online and send the names and contact details of the attendees to: louise@womenonboards.org.au
Breakfast Speakers
Catherine Fox, Deputy Editor AFR BOSS and author The seven great career myths
Ruta Asimus, AsAmI Coaching & former HR Executive IBM Set yourself up to succeed: What should you be asking for?
Luella Forbes, SMS Management & Technology
The career woman’s perspective: How Australia compares.
Ruth Medd, Chair Women on Boards Why board roles can be important in your career?
This event is exclusively sponsored by Commonwealth Bank Australia.
Venue: Hotel Realm, 18 National Circuit, National Ballroom, Canberra
Registration: Open until 17 September 2010
28th September
Perth - Women on Boards Networking Event
5:30pm - 8:00pm
$33 WOB Networking Event
Women on Boards has an informal networking group in Perth, WA, to enable WOBers and guests to catch up on a semi-regular basis. The network is coordinated by Lianne Cretney-Barnes at Murdoch University.You are invited to attend these networking events and bring any guests.
Guest director for this event is Terry Budge.
Terry Budge was a career banker with over 35 years experience in the Australian banking industry and business. Most recently he was Managing Director of BankWest from 1997 to 2004. He previously worked at National Australia Bank for 25 years in a number of senior executive roles. He currently holds a number of directorships including Chairman of LandCorp and Leadership WA and a director of Aspen Group Limited, Westoz Investment Company Limited and Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). Mr Budge is also a member of the Major Stadiums Taskforce and has also been serving as Campaign Chair for Rotary WA Cord Blood Bank fund raising program. He is a former Western Australian State President of the AICD and the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) and a former member of the Financial Sector Advisory Council.
