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Social Networking at the Brook
10 April @ 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Join us for a casual evening of Networking over Pizza and a Drink….or 2……..The night will be interactive and a bit of fun.
The 15mins Hot Tips are with Liz McMillan from The Cadence Method – with tips & insights into Breaking Through Fear and Self-Doubt as a Business Owner.
Fear can show up as perfectionism, procrastination, burnout, overworking, people-pleasing, or struggling to set boundaries —all of which can keep a business owner stuck in survival mode instead of stepping into confident leadership and growth.
Bring friends…..bring family…..this is NOT restricted to Hills Chamber Members……EVERYONE is welcome.
The attendance fee will be $26 for Members and $32 for Non Members.
The Brook Hotel | Osborne Road, Mitchelton
Contact Event Organiser: Kim Acworth on 0411 278 281 if you have any questions.
Click Here to BookCHAMBER MEMBERS RECEIVE A DISCOUNTED TICKET PRICE:
1 – Click the green button above to access the ticket purchasing system
2 – On the new page that loads, below “Access your member price” click the word “here” to log in (once logged in you won’t need to repeat these steps for future purchases)
3 – Select our chamber by typing “the”; it will suggest The Hills & District Chamber of Commerce; select the suggestion to proceed
4 – Enter the email address you have registered with the chamber, it will send you a one-time code and allow you to set a password for future use
NOTE: If you have any difficulty, you can call Kim Acworth on 0411 278 281 and she will be happy to help
5 – Once logged in, you will be able to purchase event tickets at the discounted member rate
The Hills and Districts Chamber of Commerce Inc exists to support its members to achieve profitable and sustainable businesses and effective not-for-profit organisations.
We do this:
- through networking, information exchange and education;
- through developing apolitical, positive relationships and communications with all levels of government;
- by contributing to the wider social, health and well-being of our community.