LinkedIn Local North Shore

LinkedIn Local - North Shore 

Topic:

How Shared Interests Strengthen Professional Relationships

Guest Speaker:  

John Oglier - Mentoring Men

https://mentoringmen.org.au/

James Capplis - Dad Lan

https://dadlan.au/

Join us for an engaging event that highlights how shared interests can strengthen professional and community relationships.

We’ll explore the impactful work of Mentoring Men and Dadlan, two organisations dedicated to supporting mental health and combating loneliness.

• Learn about the missions of Mentoring Men and Dadlan and how they promote mental well-being and community support.
• Connect with others based on shared interests through mentorship or fun activities.
• Understand why building supportive networks is vital to combat isolation and encourage collaboration among diverse groups.

This event is designed to empower you to build meaningful connections while supporting mental health initiatives in your community.

What to expect

6:00 pm - Doors open and welcome in to network.

6:30 pm - Event start, intro and topic discussion.

7:00 pm - Audience Q&A

7:30 pm - Networking

8:30 pm - Event closes

Who is it for?

We invite anyone who is looking to grow professionally and/or personally, whether you own a business or work for someone else we would love to see you there!

LinkedIn Local is a global movement that aims to strengthen online professional relationships and build offline connections. The purpose of hosting a LinkedIn Local event is to bring together professionals from different industries, backgrounds, and experiences in a local community to connect and engage in meaningful conversations.

The goal of a LinkedIn Local event is to provide a platform for attendees to build relationships, expand their networks, and learn from one another. These events are typically held in person and are focused on facilitating human connections, rather than promoting sales or marketing efforts.

LinkedIn Local North Shore recognises the Traditional Owners of the lands of Hornsby Shire, the Darug and GuriNgai peoples, and pays respect to their Ancestors and Elders past and present and to their Heritage. We acknowledge and uphold their intrinsic connections and continuing relationships to Country.