Roosters & Feather Dusters
Business Seminars
Since its launch in May 2000 by Michael Gudinski, the Roosters and Feather Dusters Free Business Seminar Series has been informing the City's vibrant and diverse business community. The seminars aim to inspire Stonnington's businesses to be the best they possibly can, by gaining encouragement and ideas from people who are recognised experts in their fields. The seminars also provide an excellent networking opportunity for local businesses.
Future Events
Creating Vibrant Shopping Strips - Seven Myths Exposed
Join the City of Stonnington and its business community for the final in our 2009 series of Roosters & Feather Dusters free business seminars
7pm Wednesday 25 November 2009
Banquet Room at Stonnington City Centre (Malvern Town Hall)
Cnr Glenferrie Road and High Street, Malvern.
Stonnington's local strip shopping centres are the focal points of the city; places where people go to work, shop, socialise and do business. They are unique in terms of size, layout, appearance, setting, access and offer. The stories and combined history of these places, plus their current and future economic roles, mark them as crucial for the continued vitality of the city and its communities.
Our guest speaker, David Engwicht is an author, place maker and self-styled street philosopher. He is recognised around the globe as one of the most innovative thinkers on transport, urban design, place making, community empowerment, creative potential and economic vitality. David will challenge the seven myths that he believes hinder traders and Councils from creating more vibrant shopping centres.
Come, be inspired and learn about this vital issue, discover the possibilities for you, your business and your community. Exchange your thoughts and network over a glass of wine. Invite your colleagues, clients and friends to be part of this important Roosters & Feather Dusters occasion.
RSVP is essential by Monday 23 November. To make a booking, fill in the form below or for more information call 8290 1333