Nillumbik HomeBiz Network


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he aim of the Nillumbik HomeBiz Network is to facilitate home based business people to get together, share ideas and knowledge, network, inspire each other and access professional development opportunities relevant to the home business sector in Nillumbik and neighboring municipalities.

  In the space of just two years, the network has grown in numbers to more than 70 members, and meetings usually attract more than 40. Meetings are friendly and informal and take the form of a guest speaker or panel discussion followed by the chance to chat over a drink.


For further information contact Fee Sievers on info@hbb.org.au
or phone 0417 358 280


 
 
 
Why Join The HomeBiz Network?

   Benefits to joining the HomeBiz network include:

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  • Your business and contact details will be listed on this website in the Business Directory
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  • Monthly network nights and fortnightly breakfasts
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  • Access to business information and professional development
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  • Opportunities to share knowledge and experience with like-minded business people
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  • Raising the profile of the home-based business sector to the community.
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  • Opportunity to form relationships with complementary businesses, leading to cross marketing and referrals

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  • Invitation to participate in the annual HomeBiz Expo
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  • Monthly e-newsletter
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  • Increased business exposure through the network's promotional activities
     

    Opportunity to have a presentation table at a Network Night once a year.

      Opportunity to join a members only opt-in cross-promotional database
      Access to a members online forum to promote your business and exchange knowledge
    Membership application
     
     
     
     

    What's On?

    Emotional Intelligence in Financial Crisis - And Other Challenging Life Situations

     

     

    Are you dealing with the current financial situation?
    Are you dealing with other life situations?

    Would you like be able to deal with stress more effectively?

    Jeanne Snider is a psychologist and a dynamic presenter. She has worked in presenting, coaching, training and consulting since 1999.  Jeanne's areas of expertise are in personal development and people management including communication style, leadership, career development, stress management, team-building, and handling difficult workplace dynamics. She has particular expertise in the area of Emotional Intelligence, which is widely accepted as the basis of good communication and healthy relationships.

    Jeanne has written two major papers and a psychological test as well as several training programs in Emotional Intelligence. She has a passion for promoting individual personal development, effective communication, and self-awareness for better outcomes.

     
    Date:  Thursday 16 July 2009
    Time:  Arrive 6.30pm for a 7.00pm start
    Venue: Eltham Community and Reception Centre
      801 Main St (opposite Eltham Hotel)
      Eltham 3095
    Cost:   NHBN Prepaid members free entry
      NHBN Payg members $20 & $25 non-members
      Light supper served after the session

     

    Emotional Intelligence is associated with life success including career, relationships, health and well-being.  Using your Emotional Intelligence will help you to manage difficult situations more effectively including financial loss.  In this seminar you will gain a better understanding of Emotional Intelligence, your individual emotional responses, and a range of strategies to manage your emotions.  Applying this knowledge will lead to less stress and a more positive and effective approach during financial crisis and other challenges that life may bring.

     
     
     

    Bookings for this event are essential.

    To confirm your place please email Fee Sievers at info@hbb.org.au or PH: 0417 358280




     














     








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