Women’s business forum to launch this month
Inforum Group, a company which will host forums for business women to assist them in achieving their personal and professional goals, will launch in Sydney later this month with a breakfast event based on new media and money.
The announcement:
Tuesday October 4, 2011 –
Inforum group is a new company started by co-directors Jenny Garber and Fiona Coogan. After successful careers in marketing and public relations, Jenny and Fiona have created a company built around a forum concept, bringing to women in business experiences that will add value to their working lives, and assist them in achieving both their personal and professional goals.
‘The idea for INFORUM came from a conversation Fiona and I were having about areas such as technology and finance where change is constant, and the need for our generation to keep educating ourselves with relevant and updated information. On researching this we discovered it’s not only our generation that want and need regular updates, so we decided to bring together specialists from a range of industry sectors and create the opportunity for women in business, and women who want access to knowledge, to attend inspiring forums with the experts!’ Jenny Garber – Co-Director INFORUM group.
INFORUM group launches on Wednesday 19th October at a breakfast event, NEW MEDIA & MONEY MATTERS, being held at The Ivy Room, George Street, 7am – 9am with 2 keynote speakers:
Louise O’Donnell, Digital Innovation Specialist & Director of Seed Production. With 16 years experience Louise is an Innovation Specialist, New Marketing Strategist and Multi-Platform Content Guru who specializes in audience engagement and retention strategies. She’s an industry leader who has delivered some of the most innovative marketing strategies involving audience engagement to date. Most recently Louise directed the most successful strategic marketing exercise Google and YouTube have embarked on to date, YouTube Symphony Orchestra 2011 at the Sydney Opera House. A resounding success with 33 million people watching the live stream, 2.8 million people watching on mobile whilst clocking #1 global trending topic on twitter for the grand finale concert.
Louise will explain the extraordinary global social engagement that YTSO created and also talk about the valuable role digital communication can play in bringing communities together and how new modes of collaboration and creativity come to life through technology.
Noel Yeates, is a Private Wealth Manager from Macquarie Bank, whose considerable experience has given him a clear understanding of the different factors that affect women and their approach to investing. With greater numbers than ever before of women in the workforce, it is increasingly important for women to have sound financial knowledge and the ability to build their own financial health. Noel will talk about planning future financial security and how to read the high and lows of the stock market, particularly in a volatile financial environment.
Source: Inforum Group press release
Great just what we need another women in business forum. Ho hum
Will there be any single men at the women’s conference?