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MUBBEG Calendar Dates for 2008

Faculty of Business and Economics Berwick Campus

Business Breakfast Series (7.00am to 8.30am)

22nd February 2008

Speaker: Mr Ian Robson, Chief Executive, Hawthorn Football Club.
Topic: 'The power of partnerships - AFL clubs working with local government & local communities'.

Ian robson is no stranger to the demands, nature and culture of working a the top of the administration chain in elite sport.  Ian's previous roles at the Sydney Swans and Auckland Warriors provided a solid grounding in the realities of the challenges faced while operating the business side of a high profile professional sporting club.  Ian holds a Bachelor of Economics from Monash University and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.

16th May 2008

Speaker: Ms Gemma White, VECCI.
Topic: 'Grow Me The Money'.

Grow Me The Money is an exciting joint initiative of VECCI and EPA Victoria designed to improve the environmental impact of Victorian businsses.  In a time of drought, climate change and increasing public awareness of environmental issues, your business can make a real difference by making simple changes in the workplace.

25 July 2008

Speaker: Mr Rob chandler, Regional Manager, South East Metropolotan Region, Department of Innovation Industry and Regional Development.
Topic: 'Your business - Maintaining a Focus for Future Growth'.

Here's your chance to hear how to promote ongoing growth and success in your business.  Rob is a Regional Manager with the Victorian Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development with vast experience in the Securities Industry, small business owenership, and the state government business development sector.

19th September 2008 (TBC)

Speaker: Prof Phillip Steele, Campus Director Berwick and Peninsula.
Topic: 'Outline of future plans for Berwick campus'.

Professor Steele will provide an outline of the future plans for the development of the Berwick campus.

14th November 2008 (TBC)

Speaker: Dr Elizabeth Celi, elements Integrated Health consulting.
Topic: 'Healthy Staff, Healthy Profits - workplace wellbeing pays dividends'.

Absenteeism, presenteeism, workaholism... these are some of the workplace issues that may arise from challenged mental health, affecting workplace morale, performance and the bottom line.  Managing the health and wellbeing of your staff and your work environment is within reach.  Observe how to manage some difficult scenarious in the workplace so that your business stays on target to profit.

For more informationi about these programs contact Jo Prezioso, Acting Community Projects Officer, Monash University Berwick campus on 9904 7098 or jo.prezioso@buseco.monash.edu.au