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    Social Impact Business Meet-Up 2023


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    *PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR NOVEMBER MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

    We hope to see you at our December event.


    Get together with mindful entrepreneurs at Into Coffee - a zero waste coffee shop in Collingwood – opened by our very own Luke Phillips.

    The Social Impact Meetup aims to create a shared space for the wonderful people involved in the world of business for impact. All are welcome: not-for-profits, profit-for-purpose, charities, or simply individuals interested in how business can drive positive change.

    We hold regular meetings all year and we would love to have you join us.

    The meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month 7.30am - 8.30am

    We hope you can make it and look forward to seeing you there!

    Rob Roy Rankin

    Rankin Business Lawyers


    OUR DECEMBER GUEST SPEAKER:

    Julia Kay  Co-founder & Co-CEO Great Wrap

    Julia Kay is the Co-founder & Co-CEO at Great Wrap, a materials science company manufacturing home compostable stretch wrap made with food waste and compostable biopolymers. 

    Julia spent more than a decade as an architect in Australia and Europe designing buildings with low embodied carbon materials. During this time she was drawn to materials and designs that had minimal impact on their environment, yet unfortunately saw copious amounts of materials arrive on job sites wrapped in petroleum-based pallet wrap — enter Great Wrap.

    With her husband Jordy, they’ve taken on the global plastic pollution crisis and built a successful startup in Melbourne — offering compostable cling wrap for home and compostable pallet wrap for businesses in Australia. 

    At Great Wrap, Julia leads design, sales, marketing and branding and was instrumental in the design of their latest innovation, Great Mate, a reusable cling wrap dispenser made from 33 recycled PET bottles.

    GREATWRAP.COM.AU


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