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Date: Friday 7 March 2014
Time: 7:15 AM for a 7:30 AM start until 9:00 AM
Where: Crown Melbourne Garden Room 1 & 2
Registration: HISA Members $60 / Non-members $70 |
Sponsored Corporate table
- $1000
This
is an excellent opportunity to show your commitment to workplace
equality, gain exposure for your organisation, and support HISA to
provide future events like these. For your sponsorship you will receive:
- A table of 10 to the breakfast
- Organisation logo on table
- VIP table located closest to the stage
- Acknowledgement from the MC
- Double the chance at winning luck dip prizes
- Meet and great with presenter
- Your organisation named as a corporate supporter of HISA’s IWD
Contact Amanda Barbone for more information (amanda'AT'hisa.org.au)
About the event
HISA supports women in health and promotes career advancement and women in leadership. This event will focus on the 2014 theme for International Women's Day, 'Inspiring Change'.
Featuring an address from HISA's CEO, Dr Louise Schaper and a keynote address from the winner of the Telstra 2014 Business Women's Community and Government Award, Natalie Collard.
All are welcome at this event! Bring your colleagues, clients, friends, your boss, your champion. You can also book a corporate table and show your company's support for workplace equality.
 About our guest speaker: Natalie Collard
Natalie Collard is the CEO of Australian Dairy Farmers Limited.
What inspires you?
People’s smiles, courage and kindness &
celebrating each small step in a journey.
A quote
The distance between where you are now and where you would like to be is shorter than you think
Profile
Natalie Collard is no stranger to roles of high impact and national importance. Currently, the CEO of Australian Dairy Farmers Ltd, she has introduced a new, innovative structure and increased funding by 50 per cent. Moved by the plight of farmers during the 2000 drought, Natalie sought out a career in agriculture, becoming Manager for Rural Affairs for the National Farmers’ Federation.
Natalie’s non-agricultural highlights include stints in Minister’s offices, managing a post-September 11 arms control meeting of 32 countries in France, and addressing the United Nations in Geneva on Biological Weapons. She has managed two $300 million corporate contracts and, as Defence’s lead negotiator on security treaties, delivered Australia’s first treaty with an organisation, NATO.
In 2013 Natalie was awarded Victorian Telstra Business Woman of the Year – Government and Community.
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