Women In Print ‘Think Differently’ Breakfast Series – Tickets Now On Sale

Women in Print has announced its annual Breakfast Series will focus on ‘learning how to think differently’ with keynote speaker Lisa Smith, the headliner for the May 2022 series. The breakfast series will focus on empowering women to approach challenges differently by unlocking their innate creativity to solve complex problems simply.

“We have all endured challenging years in recent times, learning how to address these challenges with a different mindset to simplify our problem-solving skills will be a critical tool for future leadership and we wanted all the women across the industry to be empowered with these skills for their professional and personal lives,” commented Susan Heaney, Chair, Women in Print.

The breakfast series will explore Thinking differently:

The more expert we become in the way things are (best practice) it’s harder to see how things could be (next practice),

Tapping into creative thinking to push how we approach challenges differently, and

Unpacking complex problems to simple solutions when implementing change.

The dates for the breakfast series are Brisbane on the 5th May, Melbourne on the 6th May, Adelaide on the 10th May, Perth on the 11th May and Sydney on the 12th May.

“Women in Print is an established community, and we look to working harder together to collaborate, share and learn. Empowering each other with knowledge and tools through an industry community is an important first step to deepening our female talent and building talent acquisition programs broader than our immediate industry. Partner and Sponsor support is critical to build the Women in Print agenda across the entire twelve months and we are thrilled to be bringing in more supporters this year. I cannot thank all our partners and sponsors enough, without you we couldn’t run the series,” commented Kellie Northwood, CEO, The Real Media Collective.

Confirmed Partner sponsors for the breakfast series is an impressive line-up, including Cactus Imaging, DIC, IVE Group, Heidelberg, Kwik Kopy, Ovato and The Real Media Collective.

Confirmed Associate sponsors include Ball & Doggett, Bottcher Systems, Lamson Paragon, Konica Minolta, Spicers.

Industry sponsors include Advance Press, Bright Print Group, Creative Juice SA and Heaney’s Performers in Print.

Media partners include Sprinter, ProPrint, Australian Printer, Print21, Image Magazine and Visual Impact.

“We are extremely grateful for the continued support of our long-term sponsor partners and are absolutely thrilled to welcome new sponsors to the fold. The investment these companies make year after year greatly assists Women in Print to be able to bring these important events and initiatives to women across our industry,” concluded Sandy Aspinall, Deputy Chair, Women in Print.

Tickets are on sale via www.womeninprint.com.au or direct to Eventbrite   - https://women-in-print-australia.eventbrite.com.au/