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BREAKFAST RE-SCHEDULED TO NOVEMBER 4TH
Nicole Lander, Chief Fun Officer, will be part of a panel at the Australian Industry Group's breakfast.
The manufacturing sector has experienced many challenges over this past year.
COVID-19 has highlighted the ability of manufacturers to innovate and evolve, bringing with it a resurgence of locally produced products.
COVID-19 has highlighted the ability of manufacturers to innovate and evolve, bringing with it a resurgence of locally produced products.
Attracting, retaining and promoting highly skilled women into this sector will be a key to further innovation and growth.
You are invited to join us for our fourth year of Women in Manufacturing celebrations.
We will be discussing Queensland’s manufacturers ability to innovate, the impact a strong manufacturing sector has on the economy, and the opportunities and importance for women to contribute to and actively shape the future of the sector.
Gold Coast businessmen and women are invited to hear how Nicole runs several businesses:
Discover how Nicole balances running these businesses and being a Mum of two kids.
"I believe in continuous learning and innovation," said Nicole. "That's helped me grow my businesses from a niche hobby to an international business."
"I am also keen to help other people start or expand their own businesses. To help others achieve this I wrote a book called 'Right on Target'," she said. The event will also feature other panelists, Katrina Main from Cawarra Cosmetics and Marcia Edwards from the Cryogenics Group.
The business breakfast event will be facilitated by Mel Ireland, Policy & Project Lead, Ai Group.
Explore different aspects of the live-action gaming industry and women in manufacturing by booking your tickets now.
Conversations and insights will cover topics such as the future of manufacturing, innovation, and the importance of women to industry's growth.
Solving manufacturing problems needs diversity of thought, skill, and background. Queensland manufacturing businesses contribute more than $20 billion to our State’s economy.
Around one in four manufacturers in the State are female-lead and we hope to see this number grow through our ‘Women in Manufacturing’ initiative and other programs. It is important to encourage women to contribute to this evolving sector.
Women in Manufacturing networking seminars and networking events highlight the importance of mentoring the next generation of women in industry.
Date: NOVEMBER 4TH 2021
Time: 07:00 - 09:30
Tickets: (Free) Registration is Essential. Tickets will open for booking shortly.
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