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1. Ten great ideas for your
Christmas function.
2. "I still call Australia home"
Amanda Gore returns to
live in Australia.
3. Mixing Food, Fun and a
great team building
experience.
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The hard working elves here at Ovations have
compiled a list of the top ten people to liven up your Christmas functions
without busting your budget.
Click here to see who.
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Amanda Gore
Back home to Australia |
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Returning from the USA to live once more in Australia, we are pleased to bring you Amanda Gore.
Amanda is known for her very
funny, energetic, entertaining and enlightening presentations on Stress
and Lifestyle, Relationships at Home and Work, and Advanced Communication and Presentation Skills.
A master practitioner
of neurolinguistics, Amanda constantly studies the latest techniques
for presentations and material in her topic areas so you'll be hearing
the latest state of the art knowledge.
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Another Christmas idea would be to combined some
great team building with a whole lot of Christmas fun. Try
something different and lively for your next team building exercise,
event or client entertaining. Get your colleagues working together to
whip up a wicked meal. It's delicious and loads of fun for everyone -
whatever their age, shape or cooking experience.
People have been bonding over food for centuries. So for an alternative
to vigorous 'high-five' team activities, get your colleagues or clients
having fun in the kitchen.
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for further information
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Its
Official - We Are Now at War!
Economically that is...
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Martin West and his crew of
real life fighter pilots take the lessons from life and death combat
and teach you how to apply limited resources to greatest
effect.
Ultimately the answer
is to attack and not shrink from the challenge says Martin. Knowing what do and what to strip away can have a real impact on your bottom line. |
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- You're fighting for market
share.
- You're fighting to make your numbers.
- You need a team that
works as one.
- You need a team that works for the same goals.
- You need a team that not only knows how to plan a mission
but how to execute that mission flawlessly from start to finish.
For Martin's top three strategies for tough economic times, click here. |
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Take
Advantage of the Wisdom & Experience that is Available
Human
beings are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the
experience of others, and yet also remarkable for their apparent
disinclination to do so.
We are hearing statements from many executives such as "I have never
seen economic circumstances like this before", and yet there is a
wealth of experience out there that
has, and can show you how to make great strides forward while
others are standing still.
Be remarkable by using that collective wisdom, and
have Ovations introduce you to speakers and consultants like
those below who have that knowledge and experience. |
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Catherine Palin-Brinkworth
Catherine's history in marketing financial products and services, and
her track record in organisational leadership, make
her a powerful change agent. She speaks on Navigating Chaos
and Leading Change;
both very relevant in todays tough economic
conditions.
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Michael
Pascoe
Michael Pascoe is finance
editor for Channel 7's Sunday Sunrise, Sky Business Report
presenter and provides the daily Market Report for the Sydney Morning
Herald.
Michael's insights can prove very
valuable to companies when navigating the current market conditions.
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Ian Lin
Ian Lin has had extensive
international business experience in many areas, including
manufacturing, information technology, international trading, finance,
and services.
Ian assists businesses develop new opportunities in the
rapidly globalising business environment.
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| Booking international
speakers and facilitators that are already coming to Australia can give
you a great draw card for your event, a fresh point of view,
as well as a considerably reduction in the costs normally associated
with bringing in an international speaker or facilitator. |
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Hugh
Evans
Hugh Evans is 25 years old
and has already earned the enviable reputation of international
humanitarian. He was just 14 years old when he began his humanitarian
work, travelling to the Philippines as an ambassador for World Vision.
Hugh is a key leader behind the successful Make Poverty
History campaign and ran the Make Poverty History concert and Zero
Seven Campaign.
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Kivi Bernhard
Often
described as an amalgamation of Crocodile Dundee and Jerry
McGuire, Kivi is a riveting and captivating orator. Equally at
home tracking lion deep in the African bush as he is in the executive
suites of a Fortune 500 company. Kivi has combined his acute business acumen and success in building a
multimillion dollar international diamond business with his passion for Africa
and its wildlife
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Paul
Martin
Paul helps
companies view adversity as the catalyst for success. He shows us that
it's often the perception of adversity that grinds the wheels to a halt
- that the struggle is perhaps the key to advancement. Paul
has competed in ten Ironman Triathlons and currently holds the
world record for leg amputees. Paul's critically acclaimed memoirs, One
Man's Leg, have inspired thousands.
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