1.BRIS: DOES PEAK OIL DEMAND AN URGENT TRANSITION TO GENUINE SUSTAINABILITY?(8 DEC.)
2.PROJECT MANAGER, YOUTH 2 YOUTH, SYDNEY
3.THE YOUNG GLOBAL LEADERS SUMMIT, JANUARY 9 2006, LONDON
4.WEB CONTENT MANAGER, INSPIRE FOUNDATION (6 DEC)
5.POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT CITY OF SYDNEY COUNCIL, SYDNEY (16 DEC)
6.JOBS: VOLUNTARY: ENVIRONMENTAL POSITIONS WITH AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTEERS INTERNATIONAL

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1.BRIS: DOES PEAK OIL DEMAND AN URGENT TRANSITION TO GENUINE SUSTAINABILITY? (8 DEC.)

In view of the looming reality of Peak Oil, there is an urgent need for Brisbane and south-east Queensland to begin the transition to genuine sustainability.Peak Oil will impact directly on transport and food supply systems and will require that our suburbs become much more focussed on the local area for food production, work and social interaction than at present.

We would like to explore these issues with you at 1pm on 10 December 2005 at the Griffith University Ecocentre (at the Nathan campus in Brisbane). The purpose of the meeting is for interested groups and
individuals to discuss collaborative actions/events to increase public awareness of Peak Oil, particularly as it will affect our region. We see Peak Oil as a powerful driver for the transition to genuine sustainability.

There will be no charge for attendance and tea/coffee will be provided. Please RSVP by 8 December.

Best wishes

Brian Feeney
Coordinator, Quest 2025

Tel: (+617) 3831 1288
Fax: (+617) 3831 1277
Email: coordinator@quest2025.net
Web: www.quest2025.net

Inspired by our Vision Quest 2025 aims to facilitate the transformation of our society through informed people power and the democratic process from its current state of social, spiritual and ecological crisis into an enlightened civilisation that is
ecologically sustainable and socially just by the year 2025.

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2.PROJECT MANAGER, YOUTH 2 YOUTH, SYDNEY

If it’s your ‘purpose’ to organise, communicate, and inspire, you’ll thrive in this role.

Use your project management and organising skills to make a difference to the potential of young people. Youth 2 Youth helps schools, universities, councils, government, youth organisations and corporates to inspire and develop young people aged 15-35 yrs. As the Youth 2 Youth Project Manager you'll be responsible for the event planning of our fun, interactive workshops that assist young people to develop their entrepreneurial, business and career skills - so they're equipped to start their own business, turn their ideas into reality, and find a career they love!

Key Objectives
Project manage Youth 2 Youth’s workshops and youth activities – that’s everything from planning and event management, to financials, staffing, and resources associated with the delivery of small to large workshops and events within established budgets and timelines.

Manage multiple workshops across a variety of locations at once.

Client liaison - from program design phase right through to evaluation.

Pro-actively build and maintain positive relationships with Y2Y’s clients and program participants.

Represent Y2Y at promotional events, networking functions, Y2Y workshops, and client meetings.

Essential Skills:
Proven project and event management experience.
Highly developed communication skills.
Love working with young people.
Ability to work independently and to deadlines.
Ability to work within a small team and with stakeholders.
Ability to estimate and manage budgets, and calculate quotes for workshop enquiries. Enterprising attitude, high-energy, enthusiastic,flexible, ethical, can-do attitude.

Benefits:
Your role has unlimited scope for growth as our five-year old company continues to grow Australia-wide. While your salary will never compare to a corporate job, you’ll enjoy the personal satisfaction that comes
from working with a passionate, inspiring team, on work that makes a real difference. Flexible work hours. A Team Manager to help you out!
Lose your suit in our casual, but professional, office. Energetic,enterprising company culture. A small organisation that values your ideas and initiative. If it’s your ‘purpose’ to organise,communicate,and inspire, you’ll thrive in this role.

Please go to the Youth 2 Youth website www.youth2youth.com.au to learn more about us and to ensure you're a great culture-fit before you apply. Send your resume and cover letter to Karen Miles (Director – Youth 2 Youth) at karen@youth2youth.com.au

Phone 02 9484 7722 or email for a full job description.

To be eligible to apply for this position you must have an Appropriate Australian or New Zealand work visa.

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Karen Miles
Director - YOUTH 2 YOUTH Pty Ltd
youth-led training, workshops & resources for enterprising young people author - 'Career Advice you wish your mum had told you' www.dymocks.com.au

p: 02 9484 7722 m: 0402 120 737
e: karen@youth2youth.com.au
http://www.youth2youth.com.au
http://www.frankmag.com.au
ACN: 104 841 447

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3.THE YOUNG GLOBAL LEADERS SUMMIT, JANUARY 9 2006, LONDON

Students and young professionals wishing to make a difference in the world are invited to apply for a one-day conference on January 9, 2006, in London called "The Young Global Leaders Summit." The summit,which takes place exactly six months after the G8 summit in Scotland,aims to encourage today’s young leaders to view the pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals, nonproliferation and the end of terrorism as the special mission of their generation. Thanks to the
generous support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, DarMac Foundation, and Hewlett Foundation, the summit (including tuition and meals) is free for selected students.

See more at
http://www.aidemocracy.org/Initiative.cfm?initiative_id=london.
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4.WEB CONTENT MANAGER, INSPIRE FOUNDATION (6 DEC)

Hi everyone

There’s a job open at the Inspire Foundation working on the ActNow program as Web Content Manager.

Pass it onto anyone you think would be interested. Applications close Tuesday 6th December.

http://www.inspire.org.au/jobs.html

Thanks

Kelly Betts
ActNow Program Manager
Inspire Foundation
PO Box 1790 Rozelle NSW 2039
p:02-9818 3055
f:02-9818 3855
m:0403 554 030
e: kelly@inspire.org.au
www.actnow.com.au
www.inspire.org.au

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5.POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT CITY OF SYDNEY COUNCIL, SYDNEY (16 DEC)

Hi all,

City of Sydney has three positions available in the Youth Services Team: 2x Youth Team Leaders and a Youth Development Worker for the Lights Camera Action project. Advertisements below and Position Descriptions attached.

Any questions call Amanda Webster (02) 92885480.
Youth Team Leader @ Redfern and Woolloomooloo

Community Living
Friday 16 December 2005

The City is seeking two dedicated people to fill existing roles in Redfern and Woolloomooloo. We are seeking candidates who are highly experienced in the development and delivery of programs for young people and have outstanding leadership skills. A commitment to providing relevant community focused projects and experience in direct youth services is essential.

Competent administrative skills, computer literacy and an understanding and commitment to Occupational Health and Safety,Cultural Diversity and Equal Employment Opportunities will be required to competently undertake this role.
Aboriginal applicants are encouraged to apply.

This position attracts a starting salary of $53,268 pa (band 4) plus superannuation.

Position description
Applications must address the key selection criteria in the position description, include the names and telephone numbers of two referees and be lodged with HR, GPO Box 1591, Sydney NSW 2001 or emailed to
jobs@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au by Friday 16 December 2005, quoting Ref no. S042645.

Advertised externally and internally
Advertised externally SMH 29/11, 30/11 and 3/12/05.

Youth Development Worker (P/T)- Lights Camera Action

Community Living
Friday 16 December 2005

This is a unique opportunity to combine two of your passions and demonstrate your all round abilities as a Youth Worker.Experience in delivery of youth programs, youth support, information and referral services and establishing links with other youth agencies is essential.

A major project for this position is to manage the Lights Camera Action project; a youth employment initiative assisting local indigenous youth to gain acting work in the film and television industry. An immediate goal for the role will be to develop strategic partnerships to assist the project to become self sufficient.

This position attracts a starting salary of $53,268 pa (band 4) pro rata plus superannuation and will be offered as a part time position (29 hrs p/wk) for 12 months.

Aboriginal applicants are encouraged to apply.

Position description
Applications must address the key selection criteria in the position description, include the names and telephone numbers of two referees and be lodged with HR, GPO Box 1591, Sydney NSW 2001 or emailed to
jobs@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au by Friday 16 December 2005, quoting Ref no. S042646.

Advertised externally and internally
Advertised externally SMH 29/11, 30/11 and 3/12/05

Amanda Webster
Youth Services Coordinator
City of Sydney
Tower 2, 1 Lawson Square
Redfern NSW2016
GPO Box 1591
Sydney NSW 2001
Tel:02 9288 5480
Fax: 02 9288 5982
Mob: 0407 938 513
amwebste@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

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6.JOBS: VOLUNTARY: ENVIRONMENTAL POSITIONS WITH AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTEERS INTERNATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COORDINTOR (10527817)
Cambodia 2 Years

Be part of the Live & Learn Environmental Education team as they continue to promote greater understanding of environmental and human sustainability through education and communication in the Tonle Sap region of Cambodia.

This position will involve developing environmental education,through reviewing the existing environmental education material,developing education activities, advising on the selection of schools and teacher training as well as continuous evaluation of ongoing
activities.

To apply for this exciting position, applicants must have a degree in Environmental Science or Education, an understanding of project cycles and practical work experience in the field of environmental education and experience in curriculum design.

FORESTRY ADVISOR (10527805)
Viet Nam 2 Years

The Forest Science Institute of Vietnam is now seeking an experienced Forestry Advisor to assist in the Research Development for their Centre of Technical Research and Application, based in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam.

Be involved with the research activities and the sustainable utilisation of the rehabilitation of wetland forest ecosystems and contribute to the professional training of researchers working in the
centre.

You will have Forestry/Biology related tertiary qualifications,combined with experience in forestry, wetland and environmental research and community forestry development projects. Exposure to wetlands and mangroves will be highly regarded, but not essential.

ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND EDUCATION PROGRAM MANAGER (10527804) Viet Nam 2 Years

Be part of the well established, reputable Fauna and Flora International Organisation as they continue to contribute to the sustainable conservation of the Ha Long Bay region.

You will be involved in developing educational materials and programs for their ‘Eco-Boat’ Awareness project, In addition you will provide training to team members and partner organisations in environmental awareness issues.

Ideally you will have experience in designing and implementing environmental education curriculum, have a strong passion towards supporting sustainable conversation and relevant tertiary qualifications.

BOTANIST (10527482)
Papua New Guinea
2 Years

Are you seeking to utilise your agricultural /science qualifications and biological laboratory experience in a varied and challenging overseas assignment?

This varied role will involve developing new and adapting existing tissue culture protocols for the multiplication of selected tropical crops required for the research and development program of the research station .

If you have knowledge and practical skills of clonal propagation methods of tree crops, particularly grafting methods and experience in commercial nursery management we would love to hear from you.

For more information on the above positions please contact Renee Archer at Australian Volunteers International on (03) 9279 1757 or
email rarcher@australianvolunteers.com

Full job descriptions on the above positions will be available on the Australian Volunteers International website from the 12th November 2005. Applications and Expressions of Interest close on the 7 December 2005.

www.australianvolunteers.com

Students and young professionals wishing to make a difference in the world are invited to apply for a one-day conference on January 9,2006, in London called "The Young Global Leaders Summit." The summit,which takes place exactly six months after the G8 summit in Scotland,aims to encourage today’s young leaders to view the pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals, nonproliferation and the end of terrorism as the special mission of their generation. Thanks to the generous support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, DarMac Foundation,and Hewlett Foundation, the summit (including tuition and meals) is free for selected students.

See more at
http://www.aidemocracy.org/Initiative.cfm?initiative_id=london.

The Inspire Foundation is looking for dynamic, creative, motivated people to help develop a NEW online initiative.

ActNow helps young people take action on social issues that affect them and their community.

ActNow will help you to better understand your world, do something about issues you care about and we want you to share your own experiences using text, visual and audio formats to inspire others to get involved.

The Youth Advisory Board (aka the Incubator) will drive the development of this service. The Incubator will run from January 30th to April 21st 2006. Your role will be to work with the Act Now team in developing content, ideas for the service and a marketing and
PR strategy in the lead up to the national launch of the service!

You will work online (about 2 hours per week) and attend a face to face workshop in Sydney (24th - 26th of March with travel and accommodation costs covered by us). Your responsibilities will include:

* Researching and creating fabulous new content of all types – text based, visual and audio

* Generating and commenting on new ideas for the service including site development, marketing and PR

* Working with ActNow staff to develop partnerships with relevant community groups, organisations and professional networks
To get involved you must:

* Be aged 18 – 25

* Have regular access to the internet

* Be reliable, follow through on commitments and want to have fun
Applications close Monday 12th December 2005.

To apply to the ActNow Incubator please complete the form below and return to pippa@inspire.org.au .

ActNow is created by and exists for young people to network, share ideas, learn, plan and ACT on the things that they’re passionate about … be a part of it!


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COMPLETE THIS FORM AND RETURN TO pippa@inspire.org.au.

Hi!

In order to help us select from the many expressions of interest in the Act Now Youth Advisory Board – the Incubator – we’d like you to respond to the following questions.

All information in this form is confidential and will not be passed on to anyone else.

Please answer the following questions…

Your Name:

Your Date of Birth

Your Postal Address

A Contact Phone Number

How did you hear about the Act Now Youth Advisory Board?

Tell us a bit about you – what makes you tick?

What do you think makes the difference between caring about an issue and doing something about it?

What stops you taking action on something you care about?


Please return the completed form by Monday 12th of December:

By email: pippa@inspire.org.au

By fax: Attention Pippa – 02 9818 3855

By post: Attention Pippa – PO Box 1790, Rozelle, NSW 2039

Any questions or concerns, please email Pippa - pippa@inspire.org.au
and for more information about the Inspire Foundation check out our website: www.inspire.org.au

Pip Collin
Youth Involvement Manager
Inspire Foundation
PO Box 1790 Rozelle NSW 2039
t: 02 9818 3055
f: 02 9818 3855
e: pippa@inspire.org.au
www.inspire.org.au
www.reachout.com.au
www.beanbag.com.au

Stay in touch with Inspire...visit www.inspire.org.au

Please find following a role that the Inspire Foundation is currently advertising

The Inspire Foundation is well known for its successful
youth-orientated programs including its award winning mental health service, Reach Out! This unique and important role will oversee the development of research and evaluation for Inspire, and play a critical part in the advancement and understanding of Inspire's work within the government arena.

The role will suit a highly motived person with the following skills and experience
* Degree qualified in the social or behavioural sciences plus post-graduate or on-job research experience

* A thorough, analytical approach to program evaluation

* Experience in policy analysis and evidence-based policy development

* Relationship management, team work and team leadership skills

* Excellent skills in spoken and written communication

* Project management

The Inspire Foundation is an exciting place to work with a team who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people.
We work with an emphasis on our values (fun, responsibility,compassion, inclusiveness and generosity) which are woven into every aspect of the organisation.


For details on the selection criteria and how to apply visit our website at www.inspire.org.au <http://www.inspire.org.au/> . A competitive salary package will be negotiated with the successful candidate.

Narelle Gosstray
Director of Finance and Human Resources
Inspire Foundation
Tel: 02 9818 3055
Mob: 0409 425 557
Fax: 02 9818 3855
Email: narelle@inspire.org.au

www.inspire.org.au

Inspire - creating opportunities for young people to help themselves and help others.

1. Bioenergy Australia 2005:Biomass for Energy, the environment and Society
2. COMMUNITY FACILITATOR, Adelaide (21 Nov, 2005)
3. Opportunity- Communications Coordinator for Streetwize Commnications(28 Nov)
4. New website: Centre for Public Agency Sustainability Reporting
5. Melb: Dinner/speaker/forum: Sustainable Enterprise Network(November 23)
6. Melb: Dinner/speaker/forum: Sustainable Enterprise Network(November 23)



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1. Bioenergy Australia2005:Biomass for Energy, the Environment and Society

Australia's premier bioenergy conference, Bioenergy Australia 2005,will be held at theRydges Melbourne Hotel on12 - 13 Decemberwith a conference tour on 14 December.

The Conference will be held in conjunction with an International Energy Agency Bioenergy Task 36 meeting on ˜Energy from Integrated Solid Waste Management Systems™, which will bring several international experts in this field into the conference program.
Again this year, there will also be a session on advanced thermal conversion of biomass. An extended panel discussion, facilitated by Prof. Ralph Sims, Director Energy Research Centre, Massey University NZ, will consider ˜How Australia Achieved a Biobased Economy by 2040™.

This conference has a reputation for excellent programs and networking opportunities at a most reasonable cost.

The updatedProgram, contact details for inquiries and registration form are available at http://www.bioenergyaustralia.org/documents/Registration_Document_2005.pdf
For inquiries, contact: Ms Emma Waygood, Conference Action: Tel (02) 9437 9333 Email: Emma@conferenceaction.com.au
or
Stephen Schuck, Bioenergy Australia Manager: Tel: (02) 9416 9246
Email: sschuck@bigpond.net.au
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2. COMMUNITY FACILITATOR, Adelaide
Salary package circa $50,000, 6 month contract
CREATE Foundation
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CREATE Foundation is a national organisation which provides opportunities by, with and for children and young people in care through a range of innovative programs and services. CREATE is offering a unique opportunity for a highly motivated and dynamic person to deliver our award winning youth mentoring program 'mission:be' in SA.

'mission:be, CREATing Your Community Program' inspires connection, empowerment and personal development for young people in care through fun and creative activities while strengthening community networks.

Responsibilities include managing the 'CREATing Your Community' program stakeholder relationships, program facilitation, risk management and program evaluation.

If you have experience facilitating programs involving teenagers, are strong in project management and enjoy building strategic community networks, this could be the role for you.

Further details about the role and skill requirements can be found in the application pack available from http://www.create.org.au or contact Junita Mushenko, email junita.mushenko@create.org.au or phone 02-9267-1999.

Applications close: Monday 21 November, 2005.
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3.Communications Coordinator for Streetwize Commnications

Hello

We are looking for a creative dynamic Communications Coordinator. If this isn't the job for you I'm sure you will know someone who would be interested, so please pass it on to your networks and contacts.

Many thanks for your help.

Jo

COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

Streetwize Communications is a leading national not-for-profit communications agency specialising in communicating messages about social issues to hard to reach groups. We seek an imaginative and motivated professional with proven communications publicity and/or PR experience to develop media and community sector relationships and implement our overall marketing strategy. Experience in the not-for-profit/government sector is desirable.

Salary $40- $45K + super (pro-rata) - 21 hours per week.

For an information pack, telephone (02) 9319 0220, visit www.streetwize.com.au or email alis@streetwize.com.au

Applications close: 9am Monday 28th November 2005

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Jo Taylor
General Manager

Streetwize Communications
Suite 6, 245 Chalmers St
Redfern NSW 2016
Australia

Tel: (612) 9319 0220
Fax: (612) 9319 5553
www.streetwize.com.au

Streetwize Communications 1984-2004
Celebrating 20 years of enabling informed choice and creating change.

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4.New website: Centre for Public Agency Sustainability Reporting

The Centre for Public Agency Sustainability Reporting¢ has launched its new website.

www.publicagencyreporting.org

The Centre for Public Agency Sustainability Reporting¢ (the Centre) is a collaboration of: the Global Reporting Initiative, ICLEI: Local Governments for Sustainability, the City of Melbourne and the State of Victoria.

The Centre was launched in March 2005 and its mission is to improve the sustainability performance of public agencies through the practice of reporting. The Centre is a not-for-profit entity, which seeks to build capacity in public agencies to undertake sustainability reporting and to facilitate the development of best practice in sustainability reporting by public agencies.

For further information about who we are and what we do please refer to our website. Alternatively enquires regarding the Centre can be directed to Dr Robyn Leeson, (+61 3 9660 2249 or
robyn.leeson@publicagencyreporting.org); or Joanna Ivers (+61 3 9660 2252 or joanna.ivers@publicagencyreporting.org).

Kind regards,

Jelena Karic

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Jelena Karic
Administration Officer
Centre for Public Agency Sustainability Reporting¢
C/O ICLEI-A/NZ
4/267 Collins St, Melbourne 3000 Australia
Direct Phone: +61 3 9660 2216
Switch: +61 3 9639 8688
Fax: +61 3 9639 8677
Email: jelena.karic@publicagencyreporting.org

www.publicagencyreporting.org

The Centre for Public Agency Sustainability Reporting is a collaboration of the Global Reporting Initiative; ICLEI: Local Governments for Sustainability; the City of Melbourne; and the State of Victoria.
Please consider the environment before printing this email

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5.[greenleap] Melb: Dinner/speaker/forum: Sustainable Enterprise Network (November 23)
Dear Greenleapers,
Striking the balance between personal and business sustainability can be tricky. Come and learn how you and your business can manage it creatively!
The Sustainable Living Enterprise team is proud to present the last SEN dinner for the year, our speaker will be Gilbert Rochecouste from Village Well.And its close to Christmas so as part of our Christmas present to you all, our door prise for this event is a 1 year subscription to Australian Anthill Magazine, the entrepreneurial magazine where businessand ideasmeet.Also all attendees will receive a free back issue of the magazine and 30%off subscription offer.
Come along and celebrateanothersuccessful yearwith your
sustainable enterprise peers!!!
Register Now atwww.slf.org.au/enterprise
About the speaker: Gilbert Rochecouste – Village Well
Gilbert’s passion is to create vibrant, sustainable and enchanting communities. This dynamic civil entrepreneur and public speaker fuses spirit with energy to create unique outcomes and processes that unleash the creative potential of all stakeholders. Gilbert has played an active role in shaping communities in Melbourne such as
Victoria Market, Melbourne Central and Chadstone Shopping Centre, as well as several projects around Australia and New Zealand.

The night will be an informal ‘elbow knocking’ dinner for enterprise owners and managers where you can enjoy a good meal and talk with fellow innovators working towards sustainability and facing the same challenges as you.
The dinner will be at 6.30pm on the Wed 23rd November, upstairs at Blue Fin Bar & Grill.
Address: 342 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
Time: 6.30 – 9.00pm
Price: $30 (incl. dinner & dessert)
Register Now! www.slf.org.au/enterprise
Regards
Nick Bruse, SLF Enterprise Coordinator
A Sustainable Living Foundation initiative:
The Sustainable Living Foundation is focused on accelerating the uptake of sustainable practices and principles. Through its Enterprise platform the Foundation is supporting programs to develop new and emerging sustainability-promoting enterprises.

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6.[greenleap] Melb: Dinner/speaker/forum: Sustainable Enterprise Network
(November 23)
Dear Greenleapers,
Striking the balance between personal and business sustainability can be tricky. Come and learn how you and your business can manage it creatively! The Sustainable Living Enterprise team is proud to present the last SEN dinner for the year, our speaker will be Gilbert Rochecouste from Village Well. And its close to Christmas so as part of our Christmas present to you all, our door prise for this event is a 1 year subscription to Australian Anthill Magazine, the entrepreneurial magazine where businessand ideasmeet.Also all attendees will receive a free back issue of the magazine and 30%off subscription offer.
Come along and celebrateanothersuccessful yearwith your
sustainable enterprise peers!!!
Register Now atwww.slf.org.au/enterprise
About the speaker: Gilbert Rochecouste – Village Well
Gilbert’s passion is to create vibrant, sustainable and enchanting communities. This dynamic civil entrepreneur and public speaker fuses spirit with energy to create unique outcomes and processes that unleash the creative potential of all stakeholders. Gilbert has played an active role in shaping communities in Melbourne such as
Victoria Market, Melbourne Central and Chadstone Shopping Centre, as well as several projects around Australia and New Zealand.

The night will be an informal ‘elbow knocking’ dinner for enterprise owners and managers where you can enjoy a good meal and talk with fellow innovators working towards sustainability and facing the same challenges as you.
The dinner will be at 6.30pm on the Wed 23rd November, upstairs at Blue Fin Bar & Grill.
Address: 342 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
Time: 6.30 – 9.00pm
Price: $30 (incl. dinner & dessert)
Register Now! www.slf.org.au/enterprise
Regards
Nick Bruse, SLF Enterprise Coordinator
A Sustainable Living Foundation initiative:
The Sustainable Living Foundation is focused on accelerating the uptake of sustainable practices and principles. Through its Enterprise platform the Foundation is supporting programs to develop new and emerging sustainability-promoting enterprises.

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