Commencing at 9.30am, the Building Better Partnerships seminar will be facilitated by Sally Aves of Partnership Matters, offering the keys to creating partnerships which bring together the collective skills of business, government, community and education sectors.
An economist with over 20 years corporate sector experience in brand building, strategic planning, corporate development and community investment in the UK, New Zealand and Australia, Sally has worked widely in a range of business sectors and as a consultant across the public, private and community sectors.
“We are inviting local businesses and community groups to take part in this free workshop to help forge networks and consolidate resources for the benefit of the whole community,” said Partnership Broker Manager with The Smith Family, Sue Brady.
As a national, independent children’s charity, The Smith Family is committed to helping disadvantaged Australian children by unlocking opportunities through education and learning.
The Smith Family is a facilitating partner in the Australian Government’s School Business Community Partnership Broker Program which recognises the importance of relationships and aims to develop connections and build partnerships that will provide support to improve education and transition outcomes for all young people. The Partnership Brokers program is funded by the Commonwealth of Australia as represented by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Representatives of local business, educational institutions and community groups are encouraged to contact Sue Brady to secure a place at the Building Better Partnerships workshop. Call 4254 4500 or 0437 594 599 or email sue.brady@thesmithfamily.com.au.
The Smith Family’s 2010 Winter Appeal is currently underway, aiming to raise $4 million nationally to support its initiatives nationally. To donate call 1800 024 069 or visit www.thesmithfamily.com.au.
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