June Networking Breakfast
Dont forget that this month’s networking breakfast is being held TOMORROW at Jimmy’s Bar at 8am.
We have the wonderful Judith Isherwood as guest speaker, and our own committee member Jo Thompson will be leading a discussion in the everyday issues faced in working in and around the accommodation sector. This will be a great chance to share and discuss your experiences.
See you at 8am sharp. It’s a great, energising way to start your work day.
2015 Annual General Meeting July 13 2015
It’s that time again, and we’d love to see you at this years Annual General Meeting, which is being held at Peppers Mineral Springs Hotel, Hepburn Springs.
This year, we will be hearing from inspiring community members David and Yuge Bromley. Refreshments will be provided, with drinks available for purchase at bar prices.
Your input is vital for this organisation to operate, and committee & executive positions will be open for nomination and election. If you are interested in being part of of the committee, you can nominate on the evening. If you would like to discuss this further please get in touch with Robyne, the current chair, here.
More information about the meeting is is available here.
DMR Tourism Inaugural Regional Tourism Conference
Dont forget that the Inaugural Regional Tourism Conference, organised by DMR Tourism is being held in Daylesford on the 24th June.
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL. The full list of speakers has been announced, check out the website for details and to book :http://bit.ly/1B2EJvb
Victoria Summit – Regional Victoria
16 June 2015 – 10:00am – 12:30pm
This free workshop brings together business leaders from your area to identify, discuss and explore issues facing regional Victoria. Your ideas will help set the business agenda for VECCI in regional Victoria into 2016 and beyond.
The event forms part of a series of workshops taking place around Victoria in the lead up to the biennial Victoria Summit – Regional Victoria, to be held in Bendigo in August. This Summit will examine how regional Victoria can maximise its potential as an important contributor to state economic, investment and employment growth. Many of the recommendations developed at our Summits in 2008, 2010 and 2012 continue to influence the policy and program decisions of governments at local, state and federal levels.
Learn more here