WOMEN IN PRINT CONNECTING IN SA & WA

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The industry’s women in SA and WA took the opportunity to make new connections and enjoy extended conversations with their peers, at Women in Print ‘Print & Prosecco’ events.

Toast to SA: Women in Print
Toast to SA: Women in Print

The Adelaide event, which was sponsored by Access Print Holdings and Retail Ink, was held at The Archer Hotel, while the Perth group gathered at the Sassy Cocktail Bar. Both venues put on an outstanding selection of food to accompany plenty of prosecco and other delicious drinks.

Women in Print SA patron, Diana Nikolic, from Ball & Doggett, said the SA contingent had an enjoyable night.

“We started with a fun ‘break the ice’ bingo game to get everyone mingling and making connections with women outside their groups,” she reports. It was great to see everyone coming together to chat and have a few laughs over some great food and bubbles.”

The Perth night, too, was positively received, with WA patron Kimberly Skinner from Total Digital Solutions saying there is real benefit to getting together with people in the wider industry community, and getting to know each other better in an intimate setting.

“We had some ice breaker questions which prompted us to go a bit deeper than the usual, ‘how is business’ conversations,” she says. “I’m looking forward to building on this event and creating a vibrant Women in Print community in Perth.”

New Connections: Women in Print SA
New Connections: Women in Print SA

New South Wales Women in Print will be next to enjoy this popular event, with the Sydney Print & Prosecco scheduled for today Wednesday 13 November at the Boulevard Brasserie at the Novotel, Sydney Olympic Park.

Women in Print events, including the Print & Prosecco evenings around the country, are made possible by the hard work of volunteer committees in each state, ally companies Cactus Imaging, Media Super and Ricoh Australia, and supporters including Ball & Doggett, FramptonPR, IVE Group, NJ Creative, Rocking Rose, Southern Impact and Total Digital Solutions.

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