Guildhouse - Guildhouse presents: Introduction to Creative Workplaces + Arts Law
2025-12-02 12:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Adelaide) | Nexus Arts, Lion Arts Centre, 68 North Terrace, ADELAIDE, SA, 5000, Australia
Guildhouse, in partnership with Nexus Arts, is delighted to present Introduction to Creative Workplaces + Arts Law – a practical professional development session designed to support artists to work with confidence, and build fair, safe and respectful creative careers.
Hear from Creative Workplaces and Arts Law as they share practical guidance on:

Working confidently in creative workplaces
Contracts and payments
Licensing and copyright for artists

The session will conclude with one hour of networking – a chance to connect with peers, presenters and representatives from Creative Workplaces, Arts Law, Guildhouse, Nexus Arts and Create SA.
You’ll also have the chance to submit questions ahead of time, ensuring the content is tailored to the needs of South Australian artists and arts workers.
This event will be recorded and shared with Guildhouse Members following the session, thanks to our partners at Nexus Arts.

Speakers:
Louise Buckingham, Chief Executive Officer, Arts Law
Louise Buckingham is the CEO of the Arts Law Centre of Australia. She is a lawyer and academic who has specialised in intellectual property and human rights and worked in commercial and in-house roles across the corporate and not-for-profit sectors in Sydney, London and California (beginning at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, Sydney, and most recently in the award-winning Tech + IP and Innovation teams at Gilbert + Tobin with several years as the Senior Lawyer at the Australian Copyright Council and an editor of the Copyright Reporter along the way). She is committed to the arts and creators’ rights, and lectures in NSW IP and cultural heritage and ‘art law’ in law, arts and science faculties.

Patrick McCarthy, Manager, Strategic Initiatives and Engagement, Creative Australia
Patrick McCarthy is an arts sector leader and theatre-maker. He is currently the Manager of Strategic Initiatives and Engagement in the Creative Workplaces team at Creative Australia. From 2021 to 2024, he was Executive Director of the Victorian Association of Performing Arts Centres. Prior to this role he held leadership positions with peak industry bodies in the civil construction and higher education sectors. In 2023-24, he was Co-Convenor of the Arts Industry Council of Victoria and Convenor of the Performing Arts Presenters Associations consortium. He has also worked extensively as a playwright and director for over 15 years, collaborating with some of Melbourne’s most acclaimed actors and designers. He holds post-graduate qualifications in both playwriting and policy development and is passionate about building a stronger and more connected arts sector.

Indigenous Business Australia - Business Growth Series Part 1 - VIRTUAL
2025-12-03 10:30 - 13:30 | Online
Are you ready to grow your business?
IBA is proud to present this new 2-part series of workshops designed to support First Nations business owners.
If you’re already trading and ready to scale, this workshop is for you. Over two sessions, you’ll explore:
✅ Your business life cycle and where you sit within it
✅ Common growth and stabilisation challenges
✅ The 4 pillars of business: Customers, People, Operations, and Finances
✅ How growth impacts your vision and strategy
✅ How to build a practical business growth action plan

Indigenous Business Australia - Your Business & IBA - VIRTUAL
2025-12-09 10:30 - 13:00, 2026-01-20 10:30 - 13:00 | Online
Do you have an idea for a business? Or are you just starting out and want to find out more? This info session is a great place to start!
Topics include:
• what is business, why go into business and are you ready
• business success, risks and challenges
• business preparation and planning
• developing and testing your business idea
• business essentials workshops and how they fit into your plan
• business development learner guide (supplied) and how to use it.
• IBA, your business and how we can help.
At the end of this introductory session, you should be able to decide whether to continue your business journey and work out your next steps.

RDA: Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island - Tourism Voice
2025-12-09 13:00 - 15:00 | The Haus, 38A Main Street, HAHNDORF, SA, 5245, Australia
Join TiCSA, fellow tourism operators, and the Hon. Josh Teague MP, for a dynamic discussion exploring the key aspirations and issues facing the tourism industry.

The 2026 State Election is on the horizon. As TiCSA builds a strong, unified advocacy agenda for South Australia’s tourism industry, they want to hear directly from those at the heart of the tourism industry.
They’ve partnered with RAA to bring industry and local Members of Parliament together for a series of stakeholder dialogue events.
This is your chance to:

Hear directly from local MP, Josh Teague about his views on tourism
Gain insights from TiCSA and RAA on emerging priorities
Share what matters most to your business and region
Help shape the ‘tourism ask’—our industry agenda to take to the 2026 election

Tourism plays a vital role in driving South Australia’s liveability, economic strength, job creation, and regional vibrancy. Your voice will help inform the policy priorities we present to government decision-makers.

Indigenous Business Australia - Create a Lean Business Plan - VIRTUAL
2025-12-11 10:30 - 13:30 | Online
In the final workshop of the series, participants bring together information gained from the other workshops and their own research.
Using their business development learner guide, participants will develop a lean business plan and showcase their business.
Topics include:
• what, why, when and who wants one
• types of business plans
• what is your X factor
• lean business plan components
• SMART goal setting.
With your lean business plan and business development learner guide, you should be able to clearly explain your business to others and identify what resources you will need to take the next steps in starting your business.

Arraru Yakka Aboriginal Cultural Capability Training - Cultural Capability Training Session
2025-12-12 14:00 - 17:00 | We Create Print Deliver, 5/610 Regency Road, BROADVIEW, SA, 5083, Australia
Thank you to We Create for the opportunity to deliver in their very own Studio!

✨ You’re invited to join Arraru Yakka for our final Public Session of 2025 — a powerful afternoon of truth-telling and deep understanding of Cultural Capability.

Let me leave you with a seed of truth to end the year, so you can step into the new one ready to plant and grow that seed.

Come share in a space of learning, reflection, and truth.

Future Women x IP Australia - She Built This: Don't just Name it, Claim it
2025-12-13 12:00 - 14:00 | Online
So you’ve built this business of your dreams. But do you actually own it?

Women founders are significantly less likely to trade mark their brands and protect their intellectual property (IP) than their male peers. And that needs to change.

Featuring expertise from IP Australia and Little Harvesters founder Janae Henkel, who features in our She Built This series, this virtual panel will take you through the basics of trade marking.

What we’ll cover:

The real (and big) risks of not protecting your brand
When to trade mark – and what to trade mark first
How to navigate the process without breaking the bank or your brain
Real stories from women who learned lessons the hard way (so you don’t have to)

Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been in business for years, this session will give you the clarity and confidence to protect what’s yours.

Hub Closed for Holiday Break
2025-12-25 - 2026-01-01 | Lot Fourteen, TechCentral building, Frome Road, ADELAIDE, SA, 5000, Australia
The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub is closed during the period.

Alexandrina Council - Wellbeing Habits for Small Business Staff - VIRTUAL
2026-01-12 10:00 - 11:00 | Online
Feel too busy to prioritise your wellbeing? It only takes 60 minutes to learn simple, effective strategies to help you and your team manage daily stress and build a supportive, healthy workplace culture.
Join our Wellbeing Habits for Small Business Staff Masterclass, offered at no cost thanks to the SA Office for Small & Family Business.
In this masterclass, you will gain new perspectives on mental health and walk away with a range of brief, practical, and engaging wellbeing activities tailored to your own and your business’s needs that can easily be incorporated into your daily routine.
We will explore:

Foundational knowledge about mental health and wellbeing – why both matter and how they’re distinct
Your personal drivers for prioritising wellbeing and how this can benefit you personally and professionally
How small changes can make a big impact
A range of practical activities aimed at improving wellbeing resources or reducing challenges
The importance of tailoring these activities to your unique needs and the factors that may help or hinder implementation
The role of habit formation, plus tips and tricks to help you build or strengthen wellbeing habits
We’re excited to share this knowledge and insights based on scientific research to help you live a meaningful and fulfilling life.

Spots are limited—register now to secure your place.
This event will be held online via Microsoft Teams. Meeting ID: 460 224 073 666 61 Passcode: [REDACTED]

Alexandrina Council - Psychosocial Hazards for Small Business Leaders - VIRTUAL
2026-01-13 13:00 - 14:30 | Online
As a small business owner, you have a responsibility to eliminate or minimise psychosocial risks to safeguard your staff’s wellbeing and mental health. But what does this mean, and how does it work?
We have curated a free 90-minute workshop for small business leaders to help you develop an understanding of the recently introduced psychosocial risk regulations and how you can use your company’s values to take positive action tailored to your organisation’s specific needs.
In this workshop, you will:

Learn what constitutes psychosocial hazards and how to respond to them in the workplace
Explore the protect, promote, and respond framework
Practice skills in protecting your workplace from psychosocial hazards
Reflect on your business values, your role in your business, and how you can create a workplace that promotes the well-being of yourself and others
Identify potential risks and how to address them
Learn about and practice wellbeing activities
Learn to promote wellbeing practices in your business

We are so excited to share this knowledge and insights, based on scientific research, with you to help you protect and safeguard your own and your staff’s wellbeing.
This event will be held online via Teams. Meeting ID: 436 056 114 519 14 Passcode: [REDACTED]

The Export Council of Australia - Global Market Opportunities 2026 - VIRTUAL
2026-01-14 13:30 - 14:30 | Online
Kickstart your export strategy for 2026 by gaining insights into the international markets set to offer the greatest growth potential. This online webinar will explore emerging global trends, evolving regulatory landscapes, and key market opportunities across multiple regions.

Attendees will hear from industry experts and market specialists who will share practical strategies to identify promising markets, navigate compliance requirements, and position products effectively to meet buyer expectations. The session will also cover approaches to mitigate risks, leverage digital tools, and strengthen your global competitiveness.

Whether you’re looking to expand into new markets, diversify your export portfolio, or gain a better understanding of international trade dynamics, this webinar will provide actionable insights and expert guidance to help you make informed decisions and plan for sustainable growth.

Alexandrina Council - Managing Stress for Small Business Staff - VIRTUAL
2026-01-19 10:00 - 14:00 | Online
Join our Managing Stress for Small Business Staff Workshop, offered at no cost thanks to the SA Office for Small & Family Business.
In this session, we explore what stress is, how it can be both helpful and unhelpful, and practical ways to manage pressure. Running a small business brings many stressors including finances, customer challenges, problem-solving, and constant demands. Especially at this time of year, when many people feel stretched thin, learning about stress and practising management skills can be particularly valuable.
Learning outcomes:

Understand what stress is and how it affects us
Learn practical skills to manage and reduce stress
Explore how stress can sometimes be helpful rather than harmful
Understand the effects of chronic stress
Reflect on personal stressors and response patterns
Create a personalised stress plan

We’re excited to share this knowledge and insights based on scientific research to help you live a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Spots are limited—register now to secure your place.
Online via Teams Meeting ID: 486 323 245 983 47 Passcode: [REDACTED]

Alexandrina Council - Psychological Safety for Small Business Leaders - VIRTUAL
2026-01-20 10:00 - 12:00 | Online
Join our Psychological Safety Leaders Only Workshop, offered at no cost thanks to the SA Office for Small & Family Business.
In this session, we explore what psychological safety is, why it matters, and how leaders can create environments where people feel safe to speak up, share ideas, and be themselves.
For small businesses, psychological safety is essential for wellbeing, connection, and productivity. This workshop is designed specifically for leaders who want to strengthen trust, communication, and team culture.

Learning outcomes:

Understand what psychological safety is and its four stages
Learn why psychological safety matters in the workplace and how to recognise it
Reflect on speaking up and having effective conversations
Explore the neuroscience of trust
Discuss examples of psychologically unsafe workplaces
Discover ways to amplify psychological safety within teams

We’re excited to share knowledge and insights based on scientific research to help you create healthier, safer, and more effective workplaces.
Spots are limited, register now to secure your place.
This event will be held online via Teams. Meeting ID: 440 238 995 330 78 Passcode: [REDACTED]

Fair Work Ombudsman - Employee’s Guide to the FWO’s Tools and Resources - VIRTUAL
2026-01-20 10:30 - 11:00 | Online
Did you know there’s a whole range of free tools and resources available to support you at work?
Join our webinar where we’ll introduce some of our most popular tools—like our pay calculator, knowledge library, guides and interactive ready-to-use templates—to help you better understand your rights and entitlements.
We’ll also show you how to find support, so you can get the right help when you need it.
Whether you’re starting a new job, navigating workplace issues, or just want to feel more confident about your rights, this webinar is packed with useful tips and tools to help you stay informed and empowered.
A recording of this webinar will be made available on our YouTube channel and Recorded webinars page. You can find more free upcoming webinars at www.fairwork.gov.au/webinars.
Our services are free and available to everybody working or employing in Australia.
www.fairwork.gov.au
View the FWO’s privacy statement at www.fairwork.gov.au/privacy

Fair Work Ombudsman - Employer’s Guide to the FWO Website’s Tools and Resources - VIRTUAL
2026-01-22 10:30 - 11:00 | Online
Did you know we offer a whole suite of free resources designed to make your work life easier?
Join us for a practical and interactive session where we’ll walk you through some of our most popular tools, including our pay calculator, knowledge library, and ready-to-use templates. We’ll also show you how to find tailored support for your industry, so you can get the right help at the right time.
Whether you’re running a business, managing a team, or just keen to learn more, this webinar is packed with useful tips to help you feel confident and informed.
Introductory level – this webinar is suitable for all knowledge levels.
A recording of this webinar will be made available on our YouTube channel and Recorded webinars page. You can find more free upcoming webinars at www.fairwork.gov.au/webinars.
Our services are free and available to everybody working or employing in Australia.
www.fairwork.gov.au
View the FWO’s privacy statement at www.fairwork.gov.au/privacy

Indigenous Business Australia - Building Blocks for Business Success - VIRTUAL
2026-01-22 10:30 - 13:30 | Online
What is your business vision? Do you want to get a better understanding of the statutory and legal requirements that need to be considered when operating a business in Australia?
This workshop also introduces basic financial management concepts and tools used to run a business.
Topics include:
• Basic business structures
• Registrations, business name and vision statement
• Business management obligations such as insurance, record keeping, business names, intellectual property and cultural considerations
• Financial literacy and key business terms
• Basic financial management concepts.

Indigenous Business Australia – Business Growth Series Part 1 – VIRTUAL
2026-01-28 10:30 - 13:30, 2026-02-11 10:30 - 13:30 | Online
Are you ready to grow your business?
IBA is proud to present this new 2-part series of workshops designed to support First Nations business owners.
If you’re already trading and ready to scale, this workshop is for you. Over two sessions, you’ll explore:
Your business life cycle and where you sit within it
Common growth and stabilisation challenges
The 4 pillars of business: Customers, People, Operations, and Finances
How growth impacts your vision and strategy
How to build a practical business growth action plan

LegalVision - Preparing Your Business Success in 2026 - VIRTUAL
2026-02-03 10:30 - 11:15 | Online
What You’ll Learn

A new year brings new opportunities for growth.
To ensure you capitalise on these opportunities, your business must have the right legal and financial foundations in place.

To help set your business up for a strong year, LegalVision is hosting a free webinar on Preparing Your Business Success in 2026.
Join us on Tuesday, 3 February, at 11 am AEDT (10:30 am Adelaide time), when Olivia O’Rourke (Senior Lawyer) will discuss:

preparing for consumer law updates;
whether you have the right contracts in place with your clients and suppliers;
how to protect your intellectual property;
ensuring your business meets its data and privacy obligations; and
staying ahead of upcoming changes to Australian employment law, including superannuation updates.

Attend the webinar live and you will be entered into our monthly draw to win Apple AirPods. Simply share your contact details during the webinar to take part.

About Olivia O’Rourke
Olivia is a Senior Lawyer in LegalVision’s Corporate and Commercial team. Olivia has experience working in in-house legal teams at a national sporting body and an online fashion retailer. Olivia will use her experience in customer service roles, along with her legal background, to assist clients and assess their legal needs.
Register for free today.
About LegalVision
LegalVision is a commercial law firm that provides unlimited legal support to SMEs and in-house teams through a fixed-fee membership. We help businesses manage all aspects of commercial and corporate law, including employment law, commercial contracts, mergers & acquisitions, intellectual property and business disputes with fast, practical advice, using custom-built tech to deliver predictable pricing and on-demand access to specialist lawyers across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. (then phone numbers). Visit legalvision.com.au or call 1300 544 755 to get in touch with our team.

Indigenous Business Australia – Marketing Fundamentals – VIRTUAL
2026-02-03 10:30 - 13:30 | Online
At this workshop you will hear how applying the fundamental principles of marketing can help to increase awareness of your business and improve the potential for customers to buy from you.
Topics include:
• The 4+4Ps of marketing
• Researching the market
• Know your customer
• Branding and storytelling
• Culture in branding
• Developing a marketing strategy.
Build your brand, target your audience and find out what it takes to make your business stand out.

Adelaide Business Hub - Launch your Business Webinar - VIRTUAL
2026-02-04 10:00 - 12:00 | Online
Whether you are new to business, or you want to refresh your knowledge because you are starting another venture, we cover the nuts and bolts of feasibility, finance, marketing, legal, leasing, intellectual property and more.
This workshop will cover:
–How to establish the feasibility of your business idea.
–Rules and Regulations that you need to know.
–Cashflow and budget basics.
–Marketing and sales.
–Strategy and goals.
Checklists, resources, and helpful tools included.

LegalVision - Key Contracts Every Education & Training Business Needs (and How to Get Them Right) - VIRTUAL
2026-02-04 10:30 - 11:15 | Online
What You’ll Learn

If you are running an education or training business, getting your contracts right is essential. Otherwise, you will be exposed to serious risks.
A gap in your contracts can result in student disputes, regulatory non-compliance, data security issues, or loss of your intellectual property – any of which can be costly and damaging to your reputation.

To help you establish comprehensive contractual protections for your business, LegalVision is hosting a free webinar on Key Contracts Every Education & Training Business Needs (and How to Get Them Right).
Join us on Wednesday, 4 February, at 11 am AEDT (10:30 am Adelaide time), when Hayley Alderton (Practice Leader) and Jordan Bramis (Senior Lawyer) will discuss:

student enrolment: protecting your business and ensuring regulatory compliance;
student recruitment: building networks while maintaining quality control;
technology platforms: online delivery modes, safeguarding IP, data protection and privacy; and
general business needs: contracts with suppliers, your workforce and more.

Attend the webinar live and you will be entered into our monthly draw to win Apple AirPods. Simply share your contact details during the webinar to take part.

About Hayley Alderton
Hayley is a Practice Leader at Legal Vision, specialising in commercial and regulatory law. She has over 12 years’ experience in both legal and commercial roles spanning a variety of large enterprises, including an Australian-listed multinational resources company, a Group of Eight university and a New South Wales state-owned corporation. She has also volunteered at a not-for-profit as company secretary.
About Jordan Bramis
Jordan is a Senior Lawyer at LegalVision. He has worked in a variety of legal and media roles in Australia and abroad. During his time at university, Jordan worked in various paralegal and internship roles that involved experience across a broad range of practice areas, including media law, administrative law and litigation.
Register for free today.
About LegalVision
LegalVision is a commercial law firm that provides unlimited legal support to SMEs and in-house teams through a fixed-fee membership. We help businesses manage all aspects of commercial and corporate law, including employment law, commercial contracts, mergers & acquisitions, intellectual property and business disputes with fast, practical advice, using custom-built tech to deliver predictable pricing and on-demand access to specialist lawyers across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Visit legalvision.com.au or call 1300 544 755 to get in touch with our team.

Regional Development Australia Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island - Psychological Safety - VIRTUAL
2026-02-04 11:30 - 12:30 | Online
Mindarma Self-care webinar

Discover practical actions you can take to enhance the psychosocial safety climate within your organisation.

Learn what leading organisations are doing to promote mental health, foster a positive work environment and create a culture of care. Join leading Australian researchers Dr Rachael Potter and Dr Sadhbh Joyce to learn practical tools to improve the mental health and wellbeing of your employees.

Cost: TBA on registration

Indigenous Business Australia – Budgeting & Finance Strategy – VIRTUAL
2026-02-05 10:30 - 13:30 | Online
Learn about basic financial management and budgeting for business at this workshop. During this session you will learn about key financial concepts and develop budgets using a specially designed spreadsheet budgeting tool.
Topics include:
• Key financial terms
• Financial reports for small business.
• Why numbers matter
• Understanding budgeting and forecasting
• Creating a budget
• Finance sources
• Industry analysis using PESTLE
• Pricing your product or service.

Indigenous Business Australia – Create a Lean Business Plan – VIRTUAL
2026-02-05 10:30 - 13:30 | Online

LegalVision - Managing Data Breaches: Prevention, Response, and Recovery - VIRTUAL
2026-02-10 10:30 - 11:15 | Online
What You’ll Learn

Data breaches are now a reality for businesses of all sizes.
As a business owner or manager, you have a legal duty to protect personal data. For this reason, it is essential to understand how to protect your business from attacks and what steps to take if a breach occurs.
To help you manage your risks, LegalVision is hosting a free webinar on Managing Data Breaches: Prevention, Response, and Recovery.
Join us on Tuesday, 10 February, at 11 am AEDT (10:30 am Adelaide time), when Caroline Snow (Senior Lawyer) and Christopher Parker (Lawyer) will discuss:

your privacy obligations to protect personal information;
the first steps when a breach happens, including stopping the breach, assessing the damage, and gathering evidence;
your notification duties, including when and how to report to regulators and customers; and
getting back on track by fixing security gaps and preventing future breaches.

Attend the webinar live and you will be entered into our monthly draw to win Apple AirPods. Simply share your contact details during the webinar to take part.

About Caroline Snow
Caroline is a Senior Lawyer in LegalVision’s Commercial Contracts team. She has previously worked at several boutique law firms, with a background in commercial and family law disputes and in drafting and reviewing commercial contracts.
About Christopher Parker
Chris is a Lawyer in LegalVision’s Disputes Team. Before joining LegalVision, Chris was a student volunteer at the Arts Law Centre of Australia and the Inner City Legal Centre. Chris has experience assisting legal departments, including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Legal team and the Australian Copyright Council.
Register for free today.
About LegalVision
LegalVision is a commercial law firm that provides unlimited legal support to SMEs and in-house teams through a fixed-fee membership. We help businesses manage all aspects of commercial and corporate law, including employment law, commercial contracts, mergers & acquisitions, intellectual property and business disputes with fast, practical advice, using custom-built tech to deliver predictable pricing and on-demand access to specialist lawyers across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Visit legalvision.com.au or call 1300 544 755 to get in touch with our team.

Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast - Brand You Workshop
2026-02-10 17:30 - 20:30 | Wild Game Wine, 91 Ormerod Street, NARACOORTE, SA, 5271, Australia
Brand You: Confidence, Connection & Personal Impact
A practical workshop to help you strengthen your personal brand

Your personal brand isn’t a logo, a tagline, or something you create once and leave behind. It’s how you show up, how you connect, and the story you share with the world. Whether you are increasing your involvement in your community, growing your career, or building a business, a clear and authentic personal brand can open doors.
In this interactive 3-hour workshop, you’ll explore what makes you unique, uncover the values that drive your community contribution and work, learning how to communicate your story with clarity and confidence. Through guided reflection, storytelling activities, and supportive peer feedback, you’ll walk away with practical tools you can use immediately, both online and in your local community.
This session is about confidence, connection, and stepping forward with intent.
What You will Learn
• Understanding your personal brand and why it matters
• How to identify and communicate your strengths, values, and story
• Building authentic visibility—online and offline
• Practical tools to improve confidence and connection
• Peer insights to refine your message and align your impact
Workshop Format
This hands-on session blends personal reflection with group activities, practical exercises, and guided discussion. Expect to participate, share, learn from others, and leave with a clearer sense of who you are and how to show up with purpose.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is ideal for:
• Community changemakers
• Emerging leaders
• Aspiring professionals wanting to grow their profile
• Anyone looking to build confidence and communicate more effectively
• Small business owners

Fair Work Ombudsman - Ending Employment: FAQs Every Employer should know! - VIRUAL
2026-02-11 14:30 - 15:15 | Online
Employment can end for many different reasons. It’s important employers understand the rules when it comes to ending an employment relationship.
Join our webinar to gain practical insights and answers to the most common questions about ending employment.
In this webinar, we’ll cover questions on:
• Notice periods, including pay in lieu of notice
• Final pay
• Redundancy
• Unfair dismissal and unlawful termination.
Please note, we can’t provide advice on what are sufficient grounds for termination, the fairness of a dismissal or whether a genuine redundancy has occurred. If you require assistance on these topics, we encourage you to seek independent legal advice.
Introductory level – this webinar is suitable for all knowledge levels.
A recording of this webinar will be made available on our YouTube channel and Recorded webinars page. You can find more free upcoming webinars at www.fairwork.gov.au/webinars.
Our services are free and available to everybody working or employing in Australia.
www.fairwork.gov.au
View the FWO’s privacy statement at www.fairwork.gov.au/privacy

Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast - Brand You Workshop
2026-02-11 17:30 - 20:30 | Woolstore Brewery, 36 Margaret Street, MOUNT GAMBIER, SA, 5290, Australia
Brand You: Confidence, Connection & Personal Impact
A practical workshop to help you strengthen your personal brand
Your personal brand isn’t a logo, a tagline, or something you create once and leave behind. It’s how you show up, how you connect, and the story you share with the world. Whether you are increasing your involvement in your community, growing your career, or building a business, a clear and authentic personal brand can open doors.
In this interactive 3-hour workshop, you’ll explore what makes you unique, uncover the values that drive your community contribution and work, learning how to communicate your story with clarity and confidence. Through guided reflection, storytelling activities, and supportive peer feedback, you’ll walk away with practical tools you can use immediately, both online and in your local community.
This session is about confidence, connection, and stepping forward with intent.
What You will Learn

Understanding your personal brand and why it matters
How to identify and communicate your strengths, values, and story
Building authentic visibility—online and offline
Practical tools to improve confidence and connection
Peer insights to refine your message and align your impact

Workshop Format
This hands-on session blends personal reflection with group activities, practical exercises, and guided discussion. Expect to participate, share, learn from others, and leave with a clearer sense of who you are and how to show up with purpose.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is ideal for:

Community changemakers
Emerging leaders
Aspiring professionals wanting to grow their profile
Anyone looking to build confidence and communicate more effectively
Small business owners

If you anticipate any barriers to attending, including the cost, please reach out so that we can assist you.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Project Coordinator, Nicola by email nicola@rdalc.org.au or phone (08) 8723 1057.
