Resilient You, Resilient Business
Description
Running a resilient business starts with investing in the people behind it.
Join us for Resilient You, Resilient Business, an inspiring half-day event designed for small business owners, sole traders and business leaders looking to strengthen both themselves and their business. Gain practical strategies to create safer workplaces, improve wellbeing and productivity, build confidence, align your business with your purpose and values, and strengthen your professional presence.
Hear from experienced local experts who will share practical tools and real-world insights that you can implement immediately to help your business grow, adapt and thrive.
Enjoy a shared lunch while connecting with like-minded local business owners, exchanging ideas and building valuable relationships. Leave with practical resources, renewed confidence and meaningful local connections to help build a stronger, more resilient business.
Key event takeaways
Build confidence and resilience in yourself and your business.
Learn practical strategies you can implement immediately.
Connect with local experts and like-minded business owners.
Event Details
📅Date: Tuesday 18 August
🕑Time: 10:00am start. Event concludes at 2:00pm
📍Location: 629 Lower North East Road Campbelltown Sa
🍽️ Catering: Light Lunch Provided
Hosted by: Eastern Business Advisory, Altaira Allied Health & The City of Campbelltown
Speaker Lineup

Lesley Magill, Founder, Little Shove
Working with Purpose, Alignment, Clarity, and Confidence Presented by Lesley Magill, Founder, Little Shove With 25 years of corporate and business experience, Lesley helps leaders and business owners move forward with purpose, direction and confidence in work, life & self. Topics include: • The power of 'Who, Why, What, How' in your business • Finding clarity and confidence • Why purpose matters and motivates • Your values and how to use them • Aligning you and your business for better outcomes

Caitlin Mc Manus, Accredited Practising Dietitian – Altaira Allied Health
Nutrition for Busy Business Owners Presented by Caitlin Mc Manus, Accredited Practising Dietitian – Altaira Allied Health Maintaining your health while running a business can be challenging. Caitlin combines evidence-based nutrition advice with practical strategies that fit into busy schedules. Topics include: • Simple nutrition strategies for busy professionals • Maintaining energy, focus and productivity throughout the day • Best foods/snacks to make available in workplaces

Amanda Curren, Founder – The Style Manifesto
Professional Presence & Business Confidence Presented by Amanda Curren, Founder – The Style Manifesto Amanda helps small business owners and professionals build confidence, credibility and resilience through the power of personal presentation. This practical and interactive workshop Designed for a mixed-gender small business audience and delivered live by Amanda Curren, Personal and Corporate Stylist, this practical session helps attendees understand how they are perceived, how presentation influences trust, and how small, deliberate choices can support the way they show up in business. Topics Include: The workshop moves through four practical pillars: What: A live exercise showing how quickly people form impressions based on appearance, before a word is spoken. Why: The business case for personal presentation, including the one part of it that is genuinely within anyone’s control, every single day. How: The Straight A Formula: Appropriate + Attractive + Authentic = Assured, along with a practical look at what builds or breaks credibility. Colour: A group activity where each participant identifies their best Colour Direction

Michael Zoumaras, Physiotherapist & Occupational Health/WHS Specialist
Creating Safer Workplaces & Understanding Return to Work Presented by Michael Zoumaras, Physiotherapist & Occupational Health/WHS Specialist With extensive experience across occupational health, workplace safety and injury prevention, Michael helps businesses create safer workplaces while reducing organisational risk. Topics include: • How investing in positive injury prevention solutions, such as early reporting, pre-employment functional assessments, and safe workplace initiatives can help reduce loss time injuries and associated insurance premiums • Injury prevention strategies • Managing ergonomics when staff work from home • Understanding employer responsibilities • Building a positive workplace safety culture
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