Event Details

More Networking Tips for Women in Business

Date: Wednesday 26 November 2008
Location: Gladstone
Series: AIM@Breakfast

Gladstone might just be the Networking capital of Queensland after Carolyn Barker AM FAIM, CEO of the Australian Institute of Management Queensland and Northern Territory, returns for another exclusive breakfast event to further enlighten attendees on the art of networking.

As a practising CEO and networking master, Carolyn has honed her skills over a long and incredibly successful career. After such a fantastic response and buzz around the first breakfast event in June, Carolyn has complied some fresh networking tips that you will be able to use in professional and personal situations.

Whether you missed the first installment or are hungry for more tactics and tricks to effective networking, this breakfast event will offer something new for everyone.

Networking was the buzzword on everyone's lips after the first breakfast event, so if you found yourself mentioning it to colleagues and friends, here's your chance to bring them along to experience networking from one of the best in the business.

This event is bound to sell out, so be sure to book now !

Speaker Profile

Carolyn Barker AM FAIM
CEO AIM Qld & NT

Carolyn is the Chief Executive Officer of AIM Qld & NT and Managing Director of the TheCyberInstitute Pty Ltd.

In order to stay close to strategic management and leadership issues, Carolyn regularly consults to organisations, senior executive management and industry with a particular focus on leadership, innovation and change. Carolyn sits on a number of private company boards and was previously Chairman of the Queensland Orchestra and Deputy Chairman of the Powerhouse Centre for Live Arts.

In 2002 Carolyn was awarded QUT's Business School Alumni of the Year and in 2004 she was made an Adjunct Professor of Business at Griffith University. In 2005 Carolyn was recognised in the Queen's Birthday honours list being awarded a Member in the Order of Australia for her service to business through management and educational organisations, and to the arts through The Queensland Orchestra.

Carolyn is a much sought after keynote speaker and is known for her engaging, down to earth style.