I’m often asked “wouldn’t there be more women at the top of the food chain if they’d all just help one another?” Some of you will know that I’ve long held a view on The Rapunzels and The Ladderkickers (The Rapunzels are the ones you want to work with)… and last week I had the […]
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Why don’t women support one another…. or do they? I’m Head Over Heels for this business network
Posted on 30 August 2011.
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Free networking event for business professionals in Melbourne – tomorrow!!
Posted on 05 April 2011.
For those of you in Melbourne who have been asking for networking suggestions… here’s a fresh idea. ServCorp is hosting the free Business Shorts networking events in Melbourne CBD. The next one is tomorrow – Wednesday 6th April – with a heme of “Too busy to make money! 3 under-utilised strategies to build or preserve […]
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Save 25 per cent on Network Central breakfasts in Melbourne and Sydney
Posted on 05 April 2011.
It’s that time of the month again to register for the Network Central networking breakfast in Sydney – but you’ll need to book today to be at the Sydney event with Avril Henry this Thursday! The Melbourne next Melbourneevent is coming up on 25th May. Don’t forget that sphinxx members receive 25% off all Network Central events – that […]
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Win one of 2 free passes to VECCI Women in Business networking event – MELBOURNE
Posted on 25 March 2011.
As some of you know, my the VECCI Women in Business events are my favorite networking event in Melbourne… and that’s not just because Caroline Potter and her team have kindly sent me a double pass to give away to sphinxx readers for the next event on Thursday 31 March 2011. Women in Business provides a unique […]
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Womens Summit Malaysia 2010 – yes Minister, I’m on my way!
Posted on 07 December 2010.
I’m sending this blog from Sydney International Airport where I’m waiting to board a big bird to Kuala Lumpur where I’ll be attending the Womens Summit Malaysia at the invitation of the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development, Dato’Sri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil. I am one of two international keynote speakers at the Summit, the other being […]
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Why we need to become more proactive about gender diversity, and avoid 70s style conscience-raising when tackling female advancement blockers – as observed by female architect – plus what it is the role of women only networking events
Posted on 30 November 2010.
What happens when you gather together 200 female architects to discuss the advancement of women in this archetypal “old man’s profession”? They “trade horror stories” and sympathise with one another, as described by event organiser Sandra Kaji-O’Grady, a professor at Sydney University. Sure, this is one of the wonderful elements of all women’s events – […]
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