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What's on?OnlineForensic Networking Webinar with Best Selling Author Robyn Henderson To celebrate National Networking Week from 4-8 August 2008 the Australian Institute of Management is offering a free webinar featuring best-selling author and networking guru, Robyn Henderson. Hosted by AIM's own networking expert, Vivienne Anthon FAIM, Robyn will present her thoughts on the art of forensic networking and how it can make the difference in building vibrant and mutually beneficial business relationships. Rather than just thinking it’s all about the manager, forensic networking is speaking with people who work with them to get the full picture, Robyn says. Like pieces of a jigsaw, often colleagues and workmates can provide valuable insight into the workings of a company and its managers. Forensic networking is all about the work you do before meeting the person, she explains. It requires time, effort and energy and, if done right, it can pay handsome dividends. Complete the online registration form to secure your place. Access details will be sent to your nominated email address prior to the webinar date. Webinar sponsored by
Brisbane Marketplace Volunteering Queensland, in conjunction with Griffith University, would like to invite you to Marketplace, a networking event to promote active social responsibility. Marketplace enables you to meet with people from corporate, education and government sectors who want to make a difference in the communities we live in. Importantly, Marketplace is not a fundraiser or a sponsor seeking event. We want you to be active in our communities, to really touch the lives of those in need. You can meet our select Community Organisations at Marketplace. These organisations have projects and opportunities ready to go, and are leading the way in developing meaningful cross sector partnerships that reap tangible, visible rewards. For more information or to register visit Volunteering Queensland.
A special business networking event to celebrate 2008 National Networking Week. Wednesday 6 August 2008 - $44; AIM Members $33 – Palma Rosa, Hamilton. Places are limited and the 2007 National Networking Week event sold out in just two days. Book now… There is such a thing as the ‘small world phenomenon’ which states that everyone in the world can be reached through a short chain of social acquaintances – six degrees of separation. AIM is challenging Brisbane managers to test this theory at a unique business networking event at Palma Rosa house – a grand residence at Hamilton, less than five minutes from the CBD. Effective networking is a vital part of achieving business and personal success, yet many people choose to avoid it, or worse still, participate begrudgingly – don’t miss this opportunity to test out your networking skills with like-minded managers in a relaxed environment. Recent AIM research revealed that managers and business owners continue to value networking as the most sought after skill for savvy and successful people. Places are limited and the 2007 National Networking Week event sold out in just two days. Read more or Book online now!
Brisbane's best and brightest will celebrate National Networking Week at an invitation only evening hosted by AIM Qld & NT Chairman, John Hoey FAIM, at the Lucinda Bar, Queensland Parliament House. Best of Brisbane has been published to demonstrate the amazing calibre of leaders in the city. Each of the individuals profiled in the publication were finalists from the 2007 Brisbane region of the Management Excellence Awards in the categories of Professional Manager, Owner Manager and Young Manager. This is an invitation only event.
Bank of Queensland is an innovative player in the banking industry, from its franchised branch operations to its "challenger" brand positioning. Hear the BOQ story firsthand from Managing Director and CEO David Liddy, and how he has used innovation to transform the bank from a small, under-performing local player into a national, Top 100 company. Book online at qut.edu.au (listed under 'Alumni') or for more info visit www.bgsb.qut.edu.au/community/bec/becevents.jsp
Ken Gilbert and his colleagues invite you to participate in the Inaugural meeting of the Leadership Learning Community, with guest speakers James Strong, Deb Kilroy and John Hoey. Invitees are sponsors and participants in Leadership Circles and CCL 360 Developmental Processes since 1990 with Ken Gilbert and his colleagues, and those intending to be similarly involved in the future or have the potential for increased leadership learning. Contact: Ken Gilbert
Be inspired by the latest category breaking digital ideas. Guest speaker, Rob Hudson, is one of Australia’s leading digital exponents with over 17 years experience, including 9 years as Director of New Media for one of the UK’s leading digital agencies. In an industry full of jargon and hype, Rob’s practical, straightforward approach is refreshing for clients and colleagues alike. His passion for all things digital, and one or two of your favourite beverages, will infuse you with the motivation to go out there and create the next world changing digital idea. Don’t miss out, book your seat or table of 10 now. Simply log on to admaqldevent.com or fax 073218 1127. Booking and payment must be received by Monday 4 August 2008. For more information about ADMA, visit www.adma.com.au
CairnsCairns Networking Evening Why celebrate networking when it's practised day and night in the business world? Because there is an art to high level, effective networking - an essential tool for managers and leaders at all levels. Book now and take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to join the Cairns AIM Committee and spend an evening making new business contacts.
Gold CoastThe Character of Leadership Carolyn Barker AM FAIM will present on the The Seven Heavenly Virtues of Leadership, exploring the quintessential leadership virtues of humility, courage, integrity, compassion, humor, passion and wisdom. Also learn more about AIM's innovative Womens Career Coaching Program which is designed for women in management or business who want a focused approach to developing their career. Offering the guidance of a coach, professional development sessions, workshops and peer support, alumni of this dynamic program has said it changed their lives. This is a free event. Click here for more details or email aimregions@aimqld.com.au to register.
For the last 18 years it has been our aim to bring you a conference that pushes the boundaries by presenting international and local practitioners and thought leaders on the topics of workforce planning, reporting, and analytics. This year's Infohrm conference is all about execution: a key challenge being to recognise opportunities and successfully make the changes needed - by using your organisation's information to create insight, deliver impact, and provide HR solutions optimised for the workforce. Contact: Kellie van Meurs, Marketing Coordinator, Infohrm TownsvilleTownsville Networking Evening Networking is connecting with others without the need for immediate gain. It is a proactive investment in the future aimed at building a relationship with another well before assistance or support is sought. Book now and take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to join the Townsville AIM Committee and spend an evening making new business contacts. CanberraPiloting your Brain for Success with NLP Have you ever wondered what makes some people appear so effortlessly successful, wealthy, healthy and happy? Have you ever wished that you had more time, talent, and drive to achieve the things you would like? NLP provides some uniquely effective strategies to fast track you to success. NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. It is the study of excellence. NLP enables us to achieve the results we want in our life by learning how to ‘pilot your own neurology (brain)’ using language. NLP provides a proven range of strategies that accelerates and optimises the success you desire in all areas of your life. In this session, attendees will gain insight into:
For more information or to register visit the AIM NSW event page.
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