Increase Your Visibility – How to build your personal brand through networking, social media and publicity
September 3, 2010
National – 20 October
Increasing your visibility is a key goal for many business owners. It’s been said that who knows you is more important than who you know. So, how do you increase your visibility while maintaining your credibility?
Join us on 20 October when for a new webinar where we’ll explore how to raise your profile, both online and offline, without spending a fortune.
Event Details:
Increase Your Visibility - National
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Wednesday, 20 October 2010 10.15am for 10.30am – 11.30am AEST Your home or office. ABN Members – $0 – FREE Non-Members – $39 (*members: login to get your member discount.) Not a member? Join now and save all year. |
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Note: You will need internet access and a headset with microphone. Fee includes tuition. Call costs may apply if you do not use VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol).
What is a webinar?
A webinar is a web-based seminar. To participate you will need high-speed internet and a USB headset (with microphone). Instructions will be sent to you on receipt of your registration.
Not a member?
Join today and you save hundreds of dollars each year on workshops designed to help you be more successful as a businesswoman. Membership is less than $1 a day! Learn More about Membership Now
Is this event right for you?
This event is suitable for women in all stages of business.
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The StartUp Success Webinar SeriesThis event is part of the StartUp Success series of webinars which are free to all members of the Australian Businesswomen’s Network. For details on the benefits of Membership take a look at ourMembership Comparison Chart. For details on other webinars – see the Events section on our website. |
What’s Next?
Register through our secure online shopping system. Upon registration you’ll receive confirmation of your attendance. If you have any questions you can send us an email or, call 1300 720 120. If you are a member, remember to login to get free entry.
Happy At Work – Strategies for a more engaged, productive work life.
September 2, 2010
National – 21 September
If you ask people what they want more of in life, often the answer will somehow relate to happiness.
Happiness at work is not only an option, but a primary goal for many of us. But how do we maintain a high mood level when we’re crushed for time and managing deadlines and business pressures.
Dr Timothy Sharp is one of Australia’s leaders in the exciting new science of Positive Psychology and he’s our guest speaker on 21 September. During a one-hour webinar we’ll look at:
- A powerful approach to creating personal happiness
- Simple daily practices that will perk up your mood
- Ways to spend your time doing what you love and loving what you do
- How to enhance the life you live
- Strategies for creating and maintaining a more positive mind
- The keys to better relationships
We also know that happy workers are more engaged and satisfied, they get on and collaborate better with colleages and clients and ultmately, they’re more productive. So, we’ll look at how to support our teams and colleagues in the pursuit of happiness. And, how to create happy work environments.
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Event Details:
Happy at Work - National
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Tuesday, 21 September 2010 10.15am for 10.30am – 11.30am AEST Your home or office. ABN Members – $0 – FREE Non-Members – $39 (*members: login to get your member discount.) Not a member? Join now and save all year. |
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Note: You will need internet access and a headset with microphone. Fee includes tuition. Call costs may apply if you do not use VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol).
What is a webinar?
A webinar is a web-based seminar. To participate you will need high-speed internet and a USB headset (with microphone). Instructions will be sent to you on receipt of your registration.
Not a member?
Join today and you save hundreds of dollars each year on workshops designed to help you be more successful as a businesswoman. Membership is less than $1 a day! Learn More about Membership Now
Is this event right for you?
This event is suitable for women in all stages of business.
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The StartUp Success Webinar SeriesThis event is part of the StartUp Success series of webinars which are free to all members of the Australian Businesswomen’s Network. For details on the benefits of Membership take a look at ourMembership Comparison Chart. For details on other webinars – see the Events section on our website. |
What’s Next?
Register through our secure online shopping system. Upon registration you’ll receive confirmation of your attendance. If you have any questions you can send us an email or, call 1300 720 120. If you are a member, remember to login to get free entry.
BOOKED for Lunch – Power Friending by Amber Mac – Free Webinar
August 27, 2010
National – 22 September 2010
When it comes to social media, whether it’s Facebook or Twitter or the latest video blog, the tools evolve quickly, the rules change rapidly, and the technology feels more and more complex. But making social media work for your company doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. In Amber Mac’s compact yet thorough guide, Power Friending: Demystifying Social Media to Grow Your Business, she shows you how to effectively harness the online world to grow your business.
Join us on 22 September when Amber Mac takes part in BOOKED for Lunch - Free Webinars with the world’s leading business authors and thinkers.
BOOKED for Lunch Details:
Power Friending: Demystifying Social Media to Grow Your Business - National
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About the BookPower Friending: Demystifying Social Media to Grow Your Business - NationalWhether you’re a blogger, a small company, a well-known global enterprise, or an aspiring queen of the Internet, Amber Mac shows how to make the most of social networking tools, including:
This isn’t a book of abstract theories or complicated strategies. Mac writes from personal experience: she built a huge fan base through social networking. She also draws on real-life and up-to-date examples to give you the information you really need in order to establish and maintain credibility and meaningful relationships online. |
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About the AuthorAmber MacAmber MacArthur is a new media consultant, speaker, author, and journalist. As co-founder of agency MGImedia.ca, her team has managed social media initiatives for Tony Robbins, Canada Goose, Rogers, the American Dental Association, among other organisations. She is also an exclusive speaker with The Lavin Agency where she keynotes dozens of conferences across North America every year. As a new media journalist, she currently hosts Webnation on CP24, commandN.tv, and net@night with tech guru Leo Laporte. Amber’s book, Power Friending: Social Media Strategies to Grow Your Business, is now in stores. |
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About the BOOKED for Lunch Webinar SeriesThe BOOKED for Lunch webinar series are free lunch-time webinars that feature bestselling business authors and thinkers. Presented by the Australian Businesswomen’s Network and GoToWebinar, these events are open to men and women who seek to expand their business education and to be inspired by thought leaders who will present new trends, big ideas and pose thoughtful questions. To participate, all you need is access to the internet. So, book yourself in for the next BOOKED for Lunch series and get ready for some powerful food for thought. |
What is a webinar?
A webinar is a web-based seminar. To participate, you need internet access. Instructions will be sent to you on receipt of your registration. This webinar is brought to you by GoToWebinar, Web events made easy. Visit GoToWebinar and start your free 30 day trial today.
What’s Next?
Register through our secure online shopping system. Upon registration, you’ll receive confirmation of your attendance. If you have any questions, you can send us an email or, call 1300 720 120.
IMPORTANT – LIMITED SPACES ON THE DAY
Your registration today indicates your intention to attend. This event is a free event. We therefore expect a percentage of those that register to not attend on the day. With this in mind, the ABN/Citrix GotoMeeting will oversell the event. We recommend you login early on the day (lines will open approximately 15 minutes before the webinar commences) for the best chance of securing your place. In the event that you arrive at a time when the capacity has been reached, you will not be able to attend the live session. You will, however, be sent a link to the recording of the webinar.
City of Sydney – Let’s Talk Business
July 2, 2010
The City of Sydney’s Let’s Talk Business seminars are on again – offering expert speakers to share their knowledge and business advice with small and medium businesses.
The topics include digital marketing strategies, measuring a company’s marketing to ensure a strong return on investment, advice on building advisory teams, and how to set up a business to maximise profits.
Speakers at the seminar include Rod Hudson, Head of Digital at George Patterson Y&R; Louise Woodbury CEO of Quantum Dynamics; Greg Hayes, Director at Hayes Knight; Michelle Gamble, Founder and Chief Angel at Marketing Angels, to name a few.
The seminars are an affordable opportunity for business owners to learn from a range of professionals, be inspired by new ideas and network with other business operators.
The City of Sydney’s Let’s Talk Business seminars:
BUILD A BUSINESS ADVISORY TEAM
How do you choose and manage your ideal accounting, mentoring and legal team? They could make or break your business. You need objective advice to achieve your goals and trusted advisors to make your business profitable.
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6.00pm – 8.30pm Customs House, 31 Alfred Street, Circular Quay, Sydney $50 |
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WHAT’S YOUR BUSINESS REALLY WORTH?
What sets apart a high-value business, and how to set your business up to maximise profits and value. Learn what you need to do to maximise what your business is worth.
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Tuesday, 3 August 2010
6.00pm – 8.30pm Customs House, 31 Alfred Street, Circular Quay, Sydney $50 |
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MEASURE YOUR MARKETING
When you measure your marketing, you can fine tune your efforts to ensure you get the best return on your investments of time and money. Discover the best methods to measure your online and offline marketing spend.
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010
6.00pm – 8.30pm Customs House, 31 Alfred Street, Circular Quay, Sydney $50 |
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Nice Girls Finish Second – AIM Women in Management Great Debate
June 25, 2010
Canberra – 2 July 2010
Sydney – 27 August 2010
AIM’s 2010 Women in Management Great Debate is a light-hearted and irreverent clash of the minds over fine wine and great food with some of Australia’s leading businesswomen (and a couple of men).
An annual sell-out event in the ACT for the last 12 years, at this inaugural Sydney debate, speakers will cut straight to the chase on some of the biggest issues facing women in management.
The Australian Businesswomen’s Network is proud to support this event and offer a special price to attend.
An irreverent debate
Alongside the gracious host Julie McCrossin, the panel of business leaders will get nasty, nice and possibly even narky in the name of gender stereotypes.
The stuff of myth or sage advice? Is it because we’re too *nice* that women earn less than men? Do you have to be a b*tch to succeed? Does it really matter who’s on top?
Get your team and clients together for Sydney’s inaugural Great Debate luncheon and find out what some of Australia’s leading businesswomen (and a couple of men) have to say about nice girls and the meaning of success.
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Julie McCrossinJulie talks to people for a living. She also listens and leads panel discussions at seminars, conferences and public forums. She is regularly in demand as an MC for events where she’s valued for the way she actively engages audiences with her warmth, intelligence and humour. |
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Nice Girls Finish Second – Canberra
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11.30am – 2.00pm AEST (Check your timezone.) National Convention Centre, Canberra Normally $150 ABN Member Special – $130 per person |
Nice Girls Finish Second – Sydney
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11.30am – 2.00pm AEST (Check your timezone.) The Hilton 488 George Street, Sydney Normally $175 ABN Member Special – $150 per person Call AIM NSW on 1300 551 776 to register, and quote coupon code AIMABN to receive your special price.For more information call AIM NSW on 1300 551 776 or visit www.aimnsw.com.au/greatdebate. |
BOOKED for Lunch – Obliquity by John Kay – Free Webinar
June 24, 2010
National – 1 July 2010
| If you want to go in one direction, the best route may involve going in another. This is the concept of ‘obliquity’: paradoxical as it sounds, many goals are more likely to be achieved when pursued indirectly. Whether overcoming geographical obstacles, winning decisive battles or meeting sales targets, history shows that oblique approaches are the most successful, especially in difficult terrain.
Pre-eminent economist John Kay applies his provocative, universal theory to everything from international business to town planning and from football to managing forest fires. He shows why the most profitable companies are not always the most profit-oriented; why the richest men and women are not the most materialistic; and why the happiest people are not necessarily those who focus on happiness. An original, widely-applicable concept from one of the world’s foremost economists. Obliquity will be the Tipping Point for the new decade. Join us on 1 July when John Kay takes part in BOOKED for Lunch – Free Webinars with the world’s leading business authors and thinkers. |
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BOOKED for Lunch Details:
OBLIQUITY: Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved Indirectly – National
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About the BookOBLIQUITY: Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved IndirectlyObliquity is the principle that complex goals are best achieved indirectly. This book explains why the happiest people aren’t necessarily those who focus on happiness, and how the most successful cities aren’t planned (look at Paris versus Brasilia). And if a company announces shareholder return as its number one goal, perhaps we should beware: the most profit-orientated companies aren’t usually the most profitable. Paradoxical as it sounds, if you want to go in one direction, the best route may involve going in another. Using dozens of intriguing examples, Obliquity explains how. The Panama Canal, for instance, follows the shortest crossing of America; and yet it starts by following a south-easterly direction. The shortest straight line running from east to west goes through Nicaragua, and this ‘direct’ route is much longer. The people who first found this route weren’t looking west, and they were looking for silver and gold – not oceans. And John explains the ‘why?’ and the ‘how?’ Obliquity is necessary because we live in an world of uncertainty and complexity; the problems we encounter aren’t always clear – and we often can’t pinpoint what our goals are anyway; circumstances change; people change – and are infuriatingly hard to predict; and direct approaches are often arrogant and unimaginative (Did Le Corbusier really think people would ever feel at home in his ‘machines for living in’?) John shows how we can apply the principle of obliquity to our own lives (why ‘muddling through’ can sometimes be the answer). |
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About the AuthorJohn KayJohn Kay is a visiting professor at the London School of Economics and a fellow of St John’s College, Oxford. As research director and director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies he established it as one of Britain’s most respected think tanks. Since then he has been a professor at the London Business School and the University of Oxford, where he was the first director of the Said Business School. He is a regular columnist for the Financial Times and the author of numerous books, including The Truth About Markets and The Long and the Short of It. |
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About the BOOKED for Lunch Webinar SeriesThe BOOKED for Lunch webinar series are free lunch-time webinars that feature bestselling business authors and thinkers. Presented by the Australian Businesswomen’s Network and GoToWebinar these events are open to men and women who seek to expand their business education and to be inspired by thought leaders who will present new trends, big ideas and pose thoughtful questions. To participate all you need is access to the internet. So, book yourself in for the next BOOKED for Lunch series and get ready for some powerful food for thought. |
What is a webinar?
A webinar is a web-based seminar. To participate you need internet access. Instructions will be sent to you on receipt of your registration. This webinar is brought to you by GoToWebinar, Web events made easy. Visit GoToWebinar and start your free 30 day trial today.
What’s Next?
Register through our secure online shopping system. Upon registration you’ll receive confirmation of your attendance. If you have any questions you can send us an email or, call 1300 720 120.
Member MeetUps – Networking Events for ABN Members
November 27, 2009
At the Australian Businesswomen’s Network, we realise that sometimes the best way to network is face-to-face. I also know that a lot of time can be spent at networking events where a lot of time is wasted not meeting the right people.
That’s why the Australian Businesswomen’s Network has introduced a great new way for you to meet other members and where you get to choose who you network with.
The new Member MeetUps are not another networking event (there’s plenty of those around) and it’s uniquely ABN.
You won’t show up to a hotel and be greeted with a nametag. You won’t get served cold canapés and you won’t have to hope that there’s time enough for you to meet the right people.
But, Member MeetUps are not for everyone…
You see, they are structured to have members be proactive about their networking and to take steps to get to know other members.
So, how do Member MeetUps work?
Members nominate to coordinate a MeetUp. The MeetUp may be for general networking or for a specific topic. For example members have already created MeetUps to follow on from the Know-How Now! webinar presentations that ABN has presented, so that they can further explore the implementation of what they have learned on the webinars.
As the coordinator you determine a date, time and place (coffee shops and restaurants work great). You then post the MeetUp on the ABN forums and we help notify other members. You can also look through the Member Directory and invite others to join you. You are provided ideas and guidelines of ways to run your MeetUp.
Want to be part of a Member MeetUp?
- Email us the details of your MeetUp including proposed date, time, venue
- We’ll then help you organise the MeetUp by inviting other members to attend (we’ll post details in the member bulletin and on our website)
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“The biggest benefit for me is that I get to meet the lovely ladies face to face and really get to know them and their business better. It is great to connect in ‘real life’. Online social media are great tools, but you tend to stick at home behind your computer and don’t really get to know the person behind the business. In particular, being alone in my business, it is vital for me to have that physical connection as well. Bouncing ideas around, chatting about what works well and what can be improved, celebrations of our successes (of course with a bubbly!!) and to give ourselves a pat on the back for being wonderfully amazing women in our businesses!”
I strongly recommend other members to attend a MeetUp. They connect people at a different level and we are in a position to meet all the ABN members outside of the ‘official’ events, webinars etc.” Bianca de Reus – The Power to Be
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And here are some of the benefits identified by members…
- Great to put a name/product to a face
- Motivation
- So inspiring being around other ambitious and motivated women
- Future recommendations, sharing of ideas, information and knowledge
- Getting out of the office and trying a new place with a new group of women
Member MeetUps are a NEW way for you to network with other members, a way for members to meet face-to-face to talk business, create business opportunities and collaborate around the monthly business focus subjects and other areas of interest.
MentorNet – Mentoring Program for Women Business Owners
October 31, 2008
Grow your business with the help of a Mentor.
MentorNet is the Australian Businesswomen’s Network’s mentoring program for women in business.
The program uses up-to-the-minute e-learning technology (including the internet, webinars, blogs and teleconferences) to deliver information, education, networking and mentoring that helps women expand their skills and create a business plan. MentorNet is delivered over a six-month period. And, you can participate from the comfort of your own home.
Read below for Frequently Asked Questions, How the Program Works, plus information on How to Apply. You can also learn more at the ABN website.
MentorNet Information Session
Watch the video below to see a MentorNet Information session.
How does it work?
Mentors (men or women with over five years business experience) provide mentoring to women following a structured and planned approach to business building. The program covers business-skills development training, mentoring and peer collaboration. Subject-matter experts facilitate educational webinars (web seminars) to deliver business-skills training.
Who is eligible to participate?
All participants (both mentors and mentorees) in the program must be operating a business within Australia. Mentors may be men or women who have owned and operated their business for a minimum of five years. Mentors can be located nationally, even globally. Each mentor will support up to four or five mentorees through the process. Mentoree positions are available to women who have been in business for at least six months and operate their business within Australia. Mentorees can be located anywhere in Australia.
There are two aspects to the program. 1. The improvement of your business knowledge through training in key areas of business and 2. The support of a mentor to help you acheive your business goals.
Structured business skills training:
By the end of program, you will have created a detailed business plan incorporating marketing, operations and financial plans. You will have received training in core business development skills and collaborated with a growing network of peers.
Mentor relationships:
Small-group mentoring and peer support concurrent with business skills training. By the end of this period, you will have consolidated the business skills trainings, identified deficiencies in your skills and taken appropriate action to train in these areas. The mentors will have provided guidance and direction in business management and provided coaching and encouragement. The mentor commitment is approx 36-48 hours over six months.
Both mentors and mentorees will have expanded their national networks and made contacts that can provide ongoing support after the completion of the program. The role of the mentor and peer collaboration should greatly increase the feedback, commitment and accountability of meeting these targets.
Apply now to reserve your place. Or, call 1300 720 120 today to arrange a free 30-minute consultation to determine if you are ‘Mentor Ready’.
How to Apply
Complete an Application Form and return it to mentoring@abn.org.au. Limited places are available so return your form early.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do you choose the Mentorees and Mentors?
Mentorees and Mentors who apply to enter the program are carefully considered based on the criteria of the program, which is outlined on the Application Form.
2. How do I get matched to my Mentor?
Mentorees are matched to Mentors who have expertise that matched the Mentoree’s course objectives and who are in a non-conflicting industry to that of the Mentoree.
3. Is there an age limit on the MentorNet program?
No, regardless of what age you are, if you meet the eligibility you can participate in the program.
4. How do I interact with my Mentor if I can’t see them?
The program allows each Mentoree to interact with the Mentor and other Mentorees in the group from all over Australia via a collaborative web session, where each participant can place their profile on their work-space for authorised view. You will still be able to phone/email or meet with your Mentor if you so wish by mutual agreement, however the program allows effective communication via the various online collaborative and webinar channels.
5. What is a webinar and how is it used?
Short for Web-based seminar, a presentation, lecture, workshop or seminar that is transmitted over the Web. A key feature of a Webinar is its interactive elements – the ability to give, receive and discuss information. The technology in use is leading edge. The business skills trainings are delivered using this innovative technology – which means you don’t have to leave your desk… or waste time travelling.
6. How long does the program run for?
The program operates over a six-month period. There is a break in the middle of the program (refer to schedule). Each week, at the same time on the same day, Mentorees will participate in a Business Module webinar or in a Mentoring session with their Mentors. Mentors are welcome to participate in the Webinars however it is not essential.
7. Do I need to know a lot about computer technology to participate in this program?
No. Basic knowledge of computer applications will suffice. There is no need for any elaborate computer systems. As long as you have access to the Internet, you will be able to participate.
8. How do I know the Mentor will suit me?
Mentors apply and are selected through a criterion-based application. Mentors will be in business or will have been in a successful business for a minimum of five years. Each Mentor is chosen based on his/her expertise and matched against the Mentorees’ objectives outlined in their Application Form. Mentors enter into a signed confidentiality agreement to address privacy, conflict and business sensitive issues.
9. What is the benefit in participating in this program? Do I get a qualification?
The program is designed to provide you with your very own ‘blueprint’ of your business in the form of a business plan, tailored to your actual business, that you can put into place immediately – in fact, as the program is running. The delivery of the program provides you with enriched business training, interactive group collaboration, thus building business knowledge, business relationships and networking opportunities.
The Australian Businesswomen’s Network is not a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and cannot provide accreditation for this program. As an entrepreneur though, the emphasis is on success, not on qualifications. If it is a qualification that you are in need of, we recommend that you attend a formal learning institution.
10. What is the cost of this program?
Early bird, member discounts and pay as you go options are available. The full range of pricing can be found below or on our website.
11. Do I need to be a Member of the Australian Businesswomen’s Network to participate in this program?
We recommend membership as part of your ongoing training and development. Membership is not a pre-requisite for entry into the program, however members will be given preference when filling places in this program.
Here are some of the great benefits of joining the Australian Businesswomen’s Network:
* Free networking events
* Your business promoted in our national publications
* Your profile on the ABN website
* Free advertising in our Member Bulletin
* Subscription to the Women in Business eNewsletter published bi-monthly
* Media opportunities through the ABN
* Opportunities to participate in other workshops and teleconferences which are not part of this program, but held by the ABN in your local area
* Access to the community of 10,000 women across Australia – all for just $20 a month!
12. Will I ever need to travel to meet anyone in this program?
No. The program is delivered via the Internet and will operate from your computer wherever you are in Australia. By all means you can communicate to other participants in the program face to face, but this won’t be required for the delivery of the program.
13. What if I only have dial-up Internet connection?
You will still be able to participate in the program, however you will need a separate phone line to participate in the teleconference component. So, at minimum, two phone lines are required. One phone line and a high-speed internet connection will also work.
14. What is involved to become a Mentor/ Mentoree?
MentorNet is designed for women currently operating their own business full time. Mentorees will develop, design and implement a business plan over the six-month period, through powerful advanced learning technologies, with essential business based content, tailored to their own business that can be put into action on completion of the program and beyond.
To apply, send your application by email to mentoring@abn.org.au or fax to 1300 720 121 or call us on 1300 720 120.
Mentors may be men or women who have owned and operated their business for a minimum of five (5) years in Australia. Mentors can be located nationally, even globally. Each Mentor will support up to four Mentorees through the program.
Tuition
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Pay by the week option
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Weekly Payments: 26 payments of $56 p/w Total: $1,706 |
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Weekly Payments: 26 payments of $66 p/w Total: $1,966 |
* Payment will be requested upon approval of your application.
Apply Now.
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Is this event right for you?
This event is suitable for women who are in the Start Up and Growth stages of business. To qualify you need to have been in business at least six months. We have many women attend who have been in business for a number of years. It suits those that are keen to develop a business plan, develop their business skills and get the help of a mentor to achieve their goals.
What’s Next?
Complete an Application Form. If you have any questions you can send us an email or, call 1300720 120.
