Event overview

  • 2022-08-11
  • 6:45am - 08:30am
  • Wharf Street Cafe Nambucca Heads
  • Nambucca Valley Women's Business Network
  • $30-$35

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Nambucca Valley Women’s Business Network Breakfast Meeting

Welcome to Nambucca Valley Women’s Business Network, where we can connect and share with the amazing women of the Nambucca Valley.
Our next meeting will be held at Wharf Street Cafe in beautiful Nambucca Heads, come and enjoy a morning of great food and networking:
Guest Speaker is: Robyn Simon
Nambucca Valley Women’s Business Network Breakfast Meeting
Robyn is a Business Advisor with Enterprise PLUS and delivers the Australian Small Business Advisory Services program (ASBAS). She works alongside small business operators on the Coffs Coast and Clarence Valley daily, both on a one-on-one basis and through the delivery of workshops.
She has qualifications in Business Marketing and Communications and more than 20 years’ experience working with start-ups and established businesses in the retail, tourism, and creative sectors.
Robyn describes herself as a “solutions architect” who loves exploring innovative ways to help her clients market their products and services.
In her presentation, Robyn will speak about some of the key trends impacting our day to day lives, and those that will impact small businesses into the future.
You will be able to select any meal from menu, plus a tea or coffee. No need to pre-order.
Ticket cost includes breakfast and a hot beverage: Members $30 – Non-Members

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