Nourish to Flourish: Women in Print 2025 Breakfast Series

Join us for the 2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series, where we explore multiple facets of Nourish to Flourish; a whole life approach to wellbeing at both work and in our families. Across the country, our speakers will share various insights on physical health, mental health, and the role of happiness and self-care in bringing our best selves out.

In Brisbane you will be treated to a keynote from Michelle Anne & Diane McKendrick from Those2Sisters, who willa guide attendees through:
The Power of the Mind: Discover cutting-edge neuroscience-backed techniques to reduce stress, enhance resilience, and reset your nervous system.

Head Meets Heart: Their sessions are more than just talks – they are interactive experiences that fuse scientific knowledge with emotional wisdom, ensuring tangible takeaways that can be implemented immediately.

The Sisterly Connection: Real sisters, real talk! Their infectious energy, humor, and authenticity create a warm, engaging atmosphere where everyone feels like part of their extended soul family. Expect laughter, deep insights, and genuine connection.
This event is not just about learning; it's about transforming – equipping you with the tools to be your best self in both your personal and professional life.

Join us for a morning of inspiration, networking, and personal growth, all while enjoying the beautiful waterside setting of the Manly Harbour Boat Club.

About Those2Sisters

Diane and Michelle are driven by a shared mission to help people break through fear and self-doubt to create change in their lives. Diane, a former athlete and high achiever, and Michelle, an ex-Police Officer with a love for science, understand firsthand how limiting beliefs can hold people back. They call it the “BUT”—the excuse, the fear, the hesitation that stops progress—and their goal is to help others move past it.

Their own journey has been filled with challenges, from personal setbacks, many sleepless nights and financial uncertainty, to the challenges of business ownership; these experiences have shaped their approach. By blending modalities and techniques they help you to reframe, find balance and reconnect with your purpose. At the core of their work is connection—building a genuine, supportive community where real transformation happens. With a no-nonsense, authentic approach, they invite others to step forward, let go of the “BUT,” and take control of their future.

Your Host

Kerry-Anne Boyd, Queensland Patron for Women in Print , will welcome you to the Brisbane 2025 Breakfast.

Kerry-Anne has extensive leadership, business development, and community engagement experience. As Co-owner and Director of Signright Australia since 2008, she has led a diverse team, refined business processes, and championed a strong workplace culture with a focus on gender balance. Her expertise in human resources, system analysis, and business strategy has been instrumental in driving growth and innovation.

In addition to her leadership at Signright Australia, Kerry-Anne has served as Director and HR Manager at Fireworks Digital Colour, where she navigated significant business challenges, including economic downturns and a total factory loss due to fire. Her adaptability and resilience shape her approach to business, making her a strong advocate for industry professionals.

As the human resources and product management at NRMA New Zealand, Kerry-Anne developed and implemented national recruitment and training programs, fostering professional growth and strengthening industry partnerships alike.

Beyond her professional achievements, Kerry-Anne is dedicated to community involvement, having volunteered with Wynnum Manly Dementia Group, Dementia Australia, IONA College, and the General Gordon C&K Board. Her passion for inclusivity, mentorship, and industry advocacy align with goals, values and pillars of Women in Print, and make her a natural fit for the National leadership team, where she is committed to supporting and empowering women across the print and signage industry.

As Patron for Queensland, Kerry-Anne brings her deep understanding of team culture, resilience, and professional development to both the National Board and in the Queensland community. She creates meaningful opportunities for connection and growth.

Her experience navigating challenges in business has reinforced her belief that mentorship, shared knowledge, and community support are key to professional success.

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📅 Date: Friday, April 11th
📍 Venue: Manly Harbour Boat Club
⏰ Time: 7:30am
🚗 Parking: Available on-site at the venue.
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Sponsors Partners and Backers

This event is made possible by the generous support of our partners and sponsors.

Board and Committee Supporters