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Wednesday 24th March 2010, at the RACV Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne
A day for ideas about developing dairy women leaders for the future, and a road map for a National Women in Dairy leadership plan.
- Be motivated by inspiring speakers.
- A unique opportunity to connect with women industry leaders.
- Be part of designing a national plan for women in the dairy industry.
- Meet inspiring women from all dairying areas of Australia.
- Learn about the issues facing the future of the industry in Australia and overseas.
- Be entertained!
Share ideas with dairying women from all over Australia.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
- Dr Sally Shortall, from Queen's University Ireland, is at the forefront of research in social changes in farming practice and the role of women on farms and rural development. Inspiring women leaders will also talk about their key lessons in leadership:
- Professor Margaret Alston, Professor of Social Work, Monash University
- Karen Baum, dairy industry consultant
- Danielle Auldist, CEO GippsDairy
- Sarah Crooke, dairy farmer and ex-Dairy Australia board director
- Lauren Smith, Tasmanian rural scholarship winner
- Jacqui Biddulph, board director of Challenge Dairy, Western Australia.
Facilitator for the day will be Cathy McGowan AO.
Outstanding comedian and motivational speaker, Robyn Moore from Tasmania, will also talk about life and inspiration.
Wednesday 24th March 2010
RACV Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne
9.30am - 4.00pm Forum registration: $50
A pre-Forum dinner (cost $50) will be held at the RACV Club on Tuesday March 23rd 2010. A high-profile woman leader in the corporate world has been invited as dinner speaker.
Registration enquiries for the forum and dinner should be directed to Karen Davies, Genetics Australia on freecall 1800 039 047, email
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Proudly sponsored by Genetics Australia Cooperative, supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry under its Australia's Farming Future initiative.
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