The team at St Johns have invited us to meet the team over some casual drinks and nibbles. St Johns also provided us with some vouchers for the PACE forum so it would be great to go along and support them. For more information on the restaurant and bar visit their website here.
They are embarking on a journey to bring the farm to fork philosophy to St Johns dining, they’re embracing the Gin revival and continuing to growing the amazing community around people enjoying being social.
Lorrin McNeill from Madison Recruitment will share tips and tricks for creating a professional online brand that will enhance your career by connecting you with the right people, information and training. She’ll be sharing the basics of creating a LinkedIn profile through to making the most of features available to you.
She’ll also share insights into how the world of searching for work is evolving and equip us with the tools to find (and be found for) great roles.
Please RSVP if you would like to attend.
(Please note the venue)
The Art of Connecting
Register by 15 June for the Early Bird Rate of $75.
More detail on the attached flyer.
Email rsvp@pace.org.nz today to register!
Thanks to our sponsors:
We are thrilled to have Dame Therese Walsh as our next inspirational speaker for the PACE meeting on Tuesday, 30 May. Dame Therese has had a stellar career in Senior Management with various iconic organisations in New Zealand. Dame Therese will speak about her early life and the influences which have led her to where she is today.
Resilience Training - Lieutenant Colonel Clare Bennett
Clare will be covering understanding stress and how it affects us, signs to look out for when we are not going ok, techniques for staying resilient and managing life’s daily challenges.
GLENDA HUGHES: From the Sports Field to the Boardroom
These days you’re more likely to find Glenda in a boardroom than walking the beat; throwing a shot put or behind a radio microphone or in a TV studio.
Many of us need to take minutes, meeting notes or even just notes for ourselves. It’s often an undervalued task and little training is provided. However, this task is complex and sometimes minutes/meeting notes are even critical business documents, not to mention the actions can help keep people on track and honest to what they agreed to do! Sue Chamberlain from Write Ltd will present some simple tips that will enable you to take brilliant minutes/meeting notes without stress and save time.
