Event Snapshot
Date | Wednesday 5 October
Time | 4:30pm for 4:45pm - 7:30pm
Networking is a crucial part of professional life and there are specific skills professionals need when presenting themselves in a business setting.
Engineers Australia SA has partnered with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, Law Society of South Australia, and Australian Medical Association SA to deliver this exclusive networking workshop for young members.
In this workshop, delivered by The Etiquette Society, you will learn how to network with confidence, start and develop conversations, create your professional pitch and understand the importance of building long-lasting business relationships.
Spaces are limited to 15 per organisation (total event registration of 60), to ensure the workshop experience and learning opportunity are interactive and focused, so register early to avoid disappointment.
Agenda
4:30pm | Registration
4:45pm | Workshop commences
6:15pm | Workshop concludes & networking commences
7:30pm | Event concludes
Venue
Chartered Accountants ANZ
Level 29 Westpac House, 91 King William Street, Adelaide
Cost
$60 per person *including gst
Registration close
Wednesday 28 September *prior if event reaches capacity
The Etiquette Society
Coaching both younger generations, as well as established business leaders, to brush up on key points of business etiquette.
Mary Fiora | A background in hospitality and event management in prestigious five-star venues has given Mary a keen insight into the need for manners and a professional approach to dining and communication. She has an enviable track-record for helping innovative women and men build an understanding of business manners and capitalise on networking opportunities.
Martin Abbott | Bringing over 25 years’ experience in senior hospitality management, wine marketing, sales and training, Martin is one of Adelaide’s authorities on personal presentation in contemporary business environments. In the corporate world, first impressions matter, and his work has ensured many of Australia’s top professionals, always make a good one.
