Thursday, October 18, 2012

Meditation Skills *1st Workshop starts Thursday 25th October Presented by Robyn S Lee


Meditation Skills *1st Workshop starts Thursday 25th October
Presented by Robyn S Lee
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Want to learn about meditation in a way that doesn’t invade your personal religious or spiritual beliefs?

Have you ever wondered why top athletes, successful teams, coaches & global leaders meditate?

A half-day Introduction to Meditation

  • Increase your energy levels
  • Be more present
  • Strengthen focus
  • Boost your immune system
  • Increase confidence and resilience
  • Relax on demand and minimize stress
  • Learn a variety of meditation techniques (overview)
  • Discuss practical stress management tools
  • Identify suitable meditation techniques for yourself
  • Practice a variety of techniques on the day
  • Establish a daily meditation practice that works for you
Locations and Times: City 54 Currie Street, Adelaide SA 5000 (Mission Australia)
Workshop 1 - Thursday 25th October
Workshop 2 - Friday 26th October
Time: 9:30am-12:30
Introductory price: $30/person (Full price $57 pp)

North Eastern suburbs Self Storage Australia
1002 Grand Junction Road Holden Hill SA 5088
Workshop 3 - Thursday 22nd November
Time: 2.00pm – 5.00pm
Introductory price: $30/person (Full price $57 pp)

Secure the Introductory Price now. Bookings and Enquiries:
8363 1393 or 0430 841 342 (Robyn) info@meditationskills.com
www.meditationskills.com Facebook: iheartmeditation
Register now!

Meditation is recognised by the Australian Medical Association for the prevention of diseases.
*Introductory price is for only the above listed dates and subject to the venue capacities, so secure your place asap.
~Take control of your mental, emotional and physical health~

Saturday, August 18, 2012

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Sunday, July 29, 2012

Creating great teams: attracting and retaining the talent you need

Accredited Family Business Adviser Bevan Roberts will discuss the strategies and tactics that work – and don’t work – with
Bob Beaumont of Beaumont Tiles, Jessica Tucker of Renfrey Plant Hire, Justin Jamieson, People Partner at KPMG and
Allison Ashby of AME Recruitment during a fun and informative session hosted by KPMG.

http://peak.fambiz.org.au/events/category/sa to book for Wednesday 29 August KPMG
Level 7, 151 Pirie Street Adelaide 6.00pm

Thursday, May 10, 2012





Having a beer with the Beers



We all know the public persona of Maggie Beer – wonderful ‘cook’, loveable television personality, author, restaurateur, South Australian and Senior Australian of the Year, avid supporter of fresh local produce and South Australian Ambassador of the Kitchen

Colin and Maggie Beer
Tuesday 19 June
Old Adelaide Inn
160 O’Connell Street, North Adelaide
6:00pm
BOOK ONLINE
Visit: www.fambiz.org.au/Events/SA
Book Online @ www.fambiz.org.au/Events/SA
OR fax this form to 8376 0646 OR Post to FBA-SA, PO Box 398 GLENELG SA 5045
Enquiries: fbasa@fambiz.org.au or Phone 8376 5598

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Renew – Reinvent – Revitalise Maintaining relevance in a rapidly changing business world

9.30am Registration – tea, coffee and networking on arrival
9.45am Welcome – Kent Aughey, Chairman FBA-SA
9.50am Knowing when the party’s over – and rolling out a NEW party plan
Dr Jill Thomas, Damien Burchell, George Demourtzidis
Two great South Australian family businesses had to completely change their business model – one because technology was rapidly
eroding their traditional market and the other because of the low cost of manufacture overseas. A key member of each business will take
you on their roller coaster ride through the decision-making and change process, the challenges and the outcomes.
11.00 Managing personal dynamics to effect positive change
Dr Darryl Cross, Dr Jill Thomas
It takes courage to change what’s been a successful business model, so how can families overcome the issues that create blocks to
strategic change and incorporate new initiatives? What gets in the way of making the hard calls needed to take the business forward?
Are generational differences a sticking point?
What opportunities does the need for innovation/renewal/regeneration create for younger family members (and staff) to showcase their
importance to the business, establish a niche for themselves and genuinely enhance the relevance of the family business into the future?
How can a family business enjoy the best of both worlds – the wisdom and experience of the incumbent generation + the insights and
tech savvy-ness of the young guns? How do you create an entrepreneurial culture in a business environment potentially charged with
aspirational tension?
12.15 State Conference Lunch
1.30 Keynote Speaker – Roger LaSalle
Embedding an innovative culture in your family business
Roger will take us through his proven process for making innovation a fundamental part of your business operation. Following his
dynamic keynote presentation he’ll put us all to the test through a table activity and provide feedback on the results.
3.15pm Walking the walk in SA
Lowen Partridge, Phil Hoffmann, Stefan Knoll, John MacPhail, Laurie Madigan
South Australia is home to some amazingly innovative family businesses. In this session we’ll find out how two inspirational leaders – Phil
Hoffmann and Stefan Knoll – put it all into practice.
• How do they practise innovation in their family business?
• Is being a family business a PLUS for identifying and capitalising on opportunities?
• How can the Next Generation play a part in maintaining relevance and keeping ahead of the pack?
• Does a public perception of being innovative, entrepreneurial and cutting-edge have $ value in the marketplace?
John MacPhail and Laurie Madigan will comment on some of the business issues for innovators: how to recognise and protect IP and
managing R&D, logistics and consequential growth to ensure long-term business sustainability.
4.00pm Where to from here?
Based on the day’s learning, as individuals, family groups and advisers you will work through your own Renewal, Reinvention and
Revitalisation Diagnostic to create an Action Plan which we hope will become the template to hit the ground running when you return
to your business.
4.30 Close – Kent Aughey, Chairman FBA-SA Email to fbasa@fambiz.org.au