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As a new member of the chamber I wanted to pass on my thanks for the networking evening sponsored by Queensland Tourism Industry Council. The evening was very informative and the presenters showed great passion and conviction to promote employment opportunities for Indigenous people. There is a lot we can take away from the presentation and discussion from the members. We were made to feel very welcome and met some great people. We look forward to being a regular at these events.
John Goodwin
Business Manager QLD
CS Banking
Southbank Institute School of Indigenous Australian People are pleased to be a part of the Southeast Queensland indigenous Chamber of Commerce. The network connections are very helpful for our business and we are able to link to organizations dedicated to improving the lot of Indigenous Australians. The Chamber arrange very useful and professionally conducted network sessions and attract informative and engaging guest speakers.
Frank Doherty
Head of School
Southbank Institute
School of Indigenous Australian People
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Networking @ Night June 08 - I made 10 contacts.
I'm very pleased that i could attend the night. I look forward to the next and meeting even more people. Thank you.
Cherrie Stewart
TAFE Student
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Networking @ Night June 08 - Some feedback that I would like to offer the Chamber from attending the Networking event last Tuesday is this;
"by attending the networking event just reinforces that there really is POWER IN HAVING A CONVERSATION with mob, as I met individuals and groups tonight who are SUCESSFUL in their own right! They are goal driven, they know what their goals look like & they can touch them or well on-their-way in achieving them! To the Board and founding Members of the SEQICC - Well done on another sucessful Event!"
Jodi Sampson
Indigenous Business Advisor
Blak Business Smart Business Hub
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Networking @ Night June 08 - I was pleased to attend your networking evening last week which highlighted the breadth and depth of the support of indigenous business leaders, sporting representatives and colleagues for our indigenous young people. Links with community organizations such as yours support our Local Community Partnership to improve the quality of career development and transition opportunities for our young students
Carmel Dalton
Executive Officer
Southside Cluster Industry Placement Service
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Networking @ Night June 08 - " The opportunity to network and engage with the SEQICC provided Carbon with a chance to meet members of the Indigenous Business fraternity which will only prove to strengthen our overall capacity to grow as a sustainable and vibrant media business."
Wayne Denning
Managing Director
Carbon Media and Event Pty Ltd
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SEQICC NAIDOC Business Breakfast 08 - “Attending this year’s NAIDOC Business Breakfast was a great opportunity to network with other Aboriginal business in South East Queensland. Hearing the success story of the guest speaker Neil Willmett was both inspiration and educational in his approach to starting an Aboriginal business.
Events like these are also a fantastic avenue to see what’s happening around the murri community as the SEQICC help connect the dots with Aboriginal businesses.”
David Williams
Creative Director
Gilimbaa
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