The alternate career path: how to combine work, travel, and live a life you love - presented by UTS Young Alumni
Event description
Get ready for an awesome ride with UTS Business School graduate Emma Lovell, the fearless and multi-passionate entrepreneur who kicked off her own business right out of uni! In this engaging session, Emma spills the beans on her 14-year business journey, breaking the mould of a ‘normal’ career and diving into a world of endless possibilities.
Whether you want to:
- Start your own business
- Have more freedom and flexibility in your work
- Travel more, but feel like you have to choose between work and play
Or - Can’t quite decide what a career looks like yet and want to pursue multiple interests
You’ll learn all about:
- Breaking free from the mould
Ever thought of skipping the traditional career route? Emma's got all the info on how she forged her own path straight out of university. Spoiler: It's totally doable, and she'll show you how.
- Using your degree in the best kind of way
Emma's not just winging it - she's got a Bachelor of Business degree from UTS majoring in Marketing and PR, and she's here to share how she’s applied that learning to create a sustainable and profitable business.
- Juggling multiple interests
Wondering how to rock multiple businesses without giving up what you love and getting totally overwhelmed? Emma's got the lowdown on creating multiple, diverse revenue streams and ditching the whole ‘time-for-money’ game. From investing in property to running a pet-sitting business, and even working at Coles during the pandemic, Emma shows you how to make it all work.
- Dream big in 2024
Emma's not just about business; she's all about dreaming BIG. Coming fresh off the back of hosting a luxury retreat in India, Emma’s found the way to incorporate travel into work and consistently travels the world, visiting 73 countries in the last 14 years – all while running her business! She even takes her husband and toddler along for the ride.
Whether you're plotting your next career move or just want a fresh perspective, this session is your kickstart to an incredible 2024 and beyond, creating and living a life you love!
Format of event:
6.00pm: Doors open
6.30pm-7.30pm: Presentation
7.30pm-8.30pm: Complimentary networking drinks & nibbles at Cafe 80
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About Emma Lovell
UTS graduate Emma Lovell is on a mission to live a life she loves and to support others to do the same. As a coach, speaker and writer, Emma inspires her clients and audiences to focus on what they truly want and go after it wholeheartedly. As entrepreneurs, we don't start businesses to just give ourselves a job – we are here to create a life! Emma shares how she has run a business for 14 years while travelling the world, having a family and making time for herself. She believes you can combine business, travel and self care to live a life you love...NOW!
Emma's also a speaker and MC, regularly taking to the physical and virtual stages to inspire, motivate and encourage audiences. She's also the host of not one, not two, but three podcasts - Lovelly Travels, Live & Love Your Brand and her latest, The Emma Lovell Show.
Emma lives on the Gold Coast with her husband Mathew, her toddler Finn and their furbaby cat, T'challa.
Connect with Emma: Website | Sri Lanka Retreat | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn
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UTS Young Alumni program
The UTS Young Alumni program creates opportunities for our graduates to connect, collaborate, empower each other to grow, and make a difference in the wider community. UTS Young Alumni Committee has a strong focus on increasing diversity and representation through inclusion and social justice, and raises funds for the UTS Equal Access Scholarship (make a donation).
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Acknowledgement of Country
UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.