Turning the COVID-19 crisis into business opportunities was the focus for the latest network lunch in Murray Bridge where it was exciting to hear that many local businesses were booming in the pandemic.
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Strathalbyn talks COVID-19 opportunities
The opportunities for regional business from the COVID-19 crisis were on the agenda for the latest network dinner at Strathalbyn. While recognising many in our network are still very restricted, it was a time to talk about what growth areas were popping up.
Read moreNetwork celebrates 3rd anniversary
The network celebrated its 3rd anniversary since formation with a sell-out lunch at McLaren Vale’s Angove Winery on Monday, September 14. The guest speaker was Holly Little from Odyssey Coaching who gave tips on how to create a business you enjoy.
Read moreChoccies and HR lesson at Auburn
AUBURN: The many challenges for business owners when it comes to employment created lots of discussion at the latest Women in Business Regional Network lunch at Auburn this week. And those in attendance had an added bonus – free chocolates from Chesters Chocolates.
Read morePort Pirie women talk COVID, local issues
The impact of COVID-19 on hospitality venues and staffing, and the need to get projects such as a proposed abattoir underway, were among the local issues raised when the Women in Business Regional Network held its latest dinner in Port Pirie.
Read moreBrains trust in action at Kadina dinner
Yorke Peninsula women in business used the collective brains trust of their colleagues when the latest dinner was held in Kadina. It was a chance to ask for advice on business challenges and to also share knowledge and experience with others.
Read moreAnne Rhodes among council candidates
Network foundation member Anne Rhodes is among 18 candidates for the Mid Coast Ward Supplementary election for the City of Onkaparinga Council. Voting closes on September 7.
Read moreWriting, publishing discussed at Vale
We’re expecting to see more women being published thanks to the latest presentation by Rommie Corso of Hardshell Publishing. Rommie was the guest speaker at our latest network dinner at The Meeting Place in McLaren Vale.
Read moreAnd Barossa Valley makes 10
ANGASTON – The Women in Business Regional Network now has 10 physical chapters with the launch of a chapter in the Barossa Valley on Tuesday, August 18. The topic for discussion was business planning.
Read moreRiverland women talk challenges and staffing
There were inspirational stories of women in business staying strong during the COVID-19 crisis when the network held its return dinner at the Berri Hotel on August 11. As well as openly sharing their stories, those present also received a HR lesson from Evelyn Pollard.
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