Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeGazetteSeminar welcomes women in business

Seminar welcomes women in business

WOMEN in business are invited to a seminar designed to reveal how they can access a wealth of government services, programs and grants to help build their business.
This Women Making It Work (WMIW) business network event and luncheon will feature guest speaker Marlene Battista from AusIndustry, the Federal Government’s business development arm.
The lunch will take place at the Beaconhills Country Golf Club in Upper Beaconsfield on Tuesday, 23 August from 12pm.
WMIW coordinator Sharon Coffey said Marlene was an inspiring presenter and an enthusiastic supporter of women in the workplace.
“There are a variety of government initiatives out there to help businesses of all types and sizes with growth, development and exporting,” she said.
“This is an excellent chance to find out how to access these services from a professional, as well as a great chance to meet and network with others business women.”
For further information and to register contact the network on 5945 0404.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

More News

Parliamentary petition calls for greater safety measures along Pound Road, following tragic death

A local MP has sponsored a Parliamentary petition calling for pedestrian safety upgrades on Pound Road in Narre Warren South following the death of...

Emergent 2025 celebrates creative talents of Casey secondary students

The ‘Emergent 2025’ showcase has returned to Bunjil Place with the program aiming to celebrate an array of creative accomplishments from past innovations. At last...

Cocaine trafficker sprung by hotel cleaner

A 20-year-old Narre Warren man has been jailed for at least two years after a cleaner spotted cash and a large stash of cocaine...

Tackling loneliness among the elderly, local home-care worker paves the way

Berwick local Marion was in for a charming surprise when her home care worker, Liana Krone invited her for an outing on what can...

Panic-buying despite 24-hour fuel price cap

As concerns increase regarding fuel prices across the state with warnings against panic buying, one of Casey’s cheapest fuel stations in Cranbourne has run...

Community figure Rob Wilson recovering

Former City of Casey mayor and long-time community figure Rob Wilson is recovering after suffering a significant stroke just before Christmas, with family saying...

Casey council opens naming consultation for new Clyde North facilities

The Casey Council is opening up their consultation period for the naming of a reserve and community centre in Clyde North. With the...

People in Profile: More to discover

Just when you think you know him, there’s still more to discover. Walter Berger’s latest book turns a lifetime of riding, photographing, and adventure...

On the Land: More than a century of the Jersey tradition

A farm steeped in over 150 years of history, cultivating award-winning Jersey cattle that has appeared across print and television, the Anderson family has...

Man charged after Emerald Lake disturbance

Police have charged a man following an incident that unfolded earlier this week at Emerald Lake. Local law enforcement were first called to the area...