We’ve all got powerful women in our lives—women who are driving change and not waiting for anyone’s permission to do it. Maybe you work for one, maybe you’re the friend of one, or maybe you are one—but whichever it is, you’re invited to celebrate those powerful women at a Power Panel Lunch for International Women’s Day 2023.
Taking place on Friday 17 March at Howard Smith Wharves, the event will be hosted by Freelancing Gems and Urban List, featuring a powerful panel of business women and community leaders who’ll be sharing how they achieved success—without asking permission. It will be an afternoon of growth and empowerment, and of course, a delicious lunch with a three-hour drinks package.
Want to know who you’ll be hearing from? The panel will feature QLD’s new Chief Entrepreneur Julia Spicer OAM, Brisbane City Councillor Kara Cook, Founder and CEO of Urban List Susannah George, Sianna Catullo, Brand & Marketing, Clothing The Gaps and Alana Kennedy, Founder of Ochre Sun, and CEO of Freelancing Gems Fleur Madden. No matter where you are in your career or life, you can bet you’ll leave feeling inspired to support, succeed and thrive.
For even more of a feel good boost, there’ll be a raffle on the day to support The Forgotten Women, a grassroots housing initiative striving to provide housing to women over 55 in need, the fastest growing homeless population in Australia. Plus have some fun creating memorable moments with your gal pals at the Stella social photo booth, thanks to our friends at Stella Insurance, a purpose-driven insurance brand aimed at driving actionable change for women.
If you’re keen to join us in celebrating International Women’s Day with an afternoon of inspiration and empowerment, tickets start at $185pp (or $1750 for a table of 10) and are on sale here. Or, if you’re an organisation committed to championing women, and you want to get involved you can also book a corporate VIP table of 10 for $2,807 including sponsorship packages.
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Image credit: Howard Smith Wharves