Hosted Dinners - 2024 Centre for Transformative Work Design Conference
Event description
Please note although the event is listed as 'free', you will be required to pay for your own meal. This event is exclusive for conference and workshop attendees of #CTWDC2024 only.
Looking to build connections ahead of the Centre for Transformative Work Design (CTWD) conference?
Join our researchers for an evening of culinary adventure and insightful conversations at the upcoming CTWD Conference Hosted Dinners event, scheduled for Monday night prior to the main conference.
This is your chance to meet and interact with researchers at the Future of Work Institute, network with fellow academics and industry professionals and explore some of the best food Perth has to offer.
A list of available dinners, along with details of the hosts and venues are available below:
Venue | Host |
|---|---|
Post (Perth CBD) View menu | John Curtin Distinguished Professor Sharon Parker (Director, Centre for Transformative Work Design) |
Balthazar (Perth CBD) | John Curtin Distinguished Professor Mark Griffin (Director, Future of Work Institute) |
| Odyssea (City Beach) View menu | John Curtin Distinguished Professor Marylène Gagné |
Grosvenor Hotel (Perth CBD) | Professor Patrick Dunlop |
| Lalla Rookh (Perth CBD) View menu | Dr Cheryl Yam and Dr Madison Kho |
| The Moon (Perth CBD) View menu | Dr Fangfang Zhang |
| Silk Road Uyghur Cuisine (Victoria Park) View menu | Ilker Camgoz |
Frequently asked questions
Q: What are Hosted Dinners?
Hosted Dinners are informal dining events where conference attendees can join a table hosted by researchers from the Future of Work Institute.
Q: Who can attend these dinners?
Any registered attendee of the CTWD conference is eligible to attend.
Q: Can I choose the dinner I want to attend?
Yes certainly, when you register, you'll be able to select from a variety of dinner options, each hosted at a different restaurant with varying cuisines and hosts. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited availability.
Q: Is there a cost to attend a Hosted Dinner? How are the dinners organised in terms of payment?
Yes, attendees are responsible for paying for their own meals. The cost will vary depending on the restaurant and menu choices. Please check the menu before signing up to a particular dinner so you know the approximate costs. Your host will be in touch with you to advise if you need to bring cash or credit/debit card.
Q: What if I've registered and need to cancel?
If you need to cancel your registration, please email ctwd-conference@curtin.edu.au as soon as possible. Late cancellations or no-shows may prevent other interested attendees from participating.
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