iwd_logoInternational Women's Day

March 8th is International Women's Day - celebrated since the early 1900's.  Each year around the world, International Women's Day is celebrated with hundreds of events, not just on this day but throughout March, to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women.

Get Networking is proud to present stories and events to commemorate the day, including:

UWA Executive appointed to national solar energy body
GayeMcMath_TNGaye McMath, The University of Western Australia's Executive Director (Finance and Resources), has been appointed to Government's Solar Flagship Council.
 
New President and CEO for NAPCAN

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There has been a changing of the guard at the NAPCAN with the appointment of a new President of the Board and a new Chief Executive Officer.
 
New directions for Farmsafe WA Alliance

SheilaPayneRIMG0004Sheila Payne is the new driving force behind the Farmsafe WA Alliance.
 
Industry leadership on mature aged participation
women_TNMr Peter Anderson, Chief Executive of ACCI, has stated industry organisations and individual employers have new opportunities to work with government, employees and trade unions to provide pathways for greater participation by mature aged Australians in both the employed and volunteer workforce.
 
Wander West to Wentworth
Wentworth_TNThe Wentworth Rural Women’s Gathering Inc is happening in October 2010. Reading this, I am sure many people are asking - "What is a Women's Gathering?"  
 
Women wanted for politics

Calling on women to consider a role in local government.  While women have certainly stamped their marked on the political landscape since first standing for public office in 1903, greater female representation is needed at grassroots levels, according to Logan Mayor, Pam Parker.

 
Jane Del Rosso and My Other Kitchen
MOK_logo_TNWorking on and off in the hospitality industry as a cook for the last ten years, Jane has a solid grounding in café management, kitchen practices and customer service complementing her existing business skills developed in a corporate career spanning almost 20 years.
 
Business coaching with Jen Harwood
jen-harwood_TNWhen business owners are blazing a new future for themselves, their family and their customers, it's easy to miss the little stuff essential in planning and implementation. The key to success is thinking, communication and action.
 
FBA launches course for family business directors
Maintaining family control of the business, compensating family members involved in the business and resolving conflicts among family members were the issues highlighted in a survey of family owned businesses undertaken by Family Business Australia and accounting practice, KPMG.
 
Web untangles mystery…
BWarehouse3_TNA very noticeable trend in more recent times is that women tend to be the initial instigators of enquiries in relation to a bathroom renovation in existing or new homes.