Guests were entertained by a Million Dollar Babes showcase and B105 Breakfast Crew's Stav.

Guests were indluged with a Chalk and Cheese Wine & Tasting, Amstel beer, Nudie drinks and Edible Blooms for a chocoloate dessert.

Here is our Networx Brisbane event in the social pages of 'Image Magazine':

Special thanks to our sponsors: Red PR, Chalk Hotel, Chalk & Cheese, Million Dollar Babes, Austereo (B105 & Triple M), Conrad Treasury, FoxxHouse Design, Aquent, Edible Blooms and Fairchild Multimedia.

Event photography by Iceberg Events.

If solid relationships are the key to business success, where and how can these be cemented? What is the role for corporate hospitality and how do make this investment deliver a return for your business?

The panel discussed:

The networking and panel event was held at The Gabba, Wooloongabba with guests overlooking The Gabba playing field.

This is our event in "Out & About" in The Courier-Mail: 

Thanks to our sponsors: Red Carpet Projects, The Gabba, Brisbane Lions, Michael O'Brien Catering, Aquent, Fairchild Multimedia.

Event photography by Esther Cole, Frollop.

Brisbane's marketing and communication industry got together on Wednesday 28 March 2007 to learn about 'Schmooze or Lose? Corporate Entertaining and Events' with guest speakers:

If solid relationships are the key to business success, where and how can these be cemented? What is the role for corporate hospitality and how do make this investment deliver a return for your business?

The panel discussed:

The networking and panel event was held at The Gabba, Wooloongabba with guests overlooking The Gabba playing field.

Thanks to our sponsors: Red Carpet Projects, The Gabba, Brisbane Lions, Michael O'Brien Catering, Aquent, Fairchild Multimedia.

Event photography by Esther Cole, Frollop.

Brisbane's marketing and communication industry got together on Wednesday 28 March 2007 to learn about 'Schmooze or Lose? Corporate Entertaining and Events' with guest speakers:

If solid relationships are the key to business success, where and how can these be cemented? What is the role for corporate hospitality and how do make this investment deliver a return for your business?

The panel discussed:

The networking and panel event was held at The Gabba, Wooloongabba with guests overlooking The Gabba playing field.

Thanks to our sponsors: Red Carpet Projects, The Gabba, Brisbane Lions, Michael O'Brien Catering, Aquent, Fairchild Multimedia.

Event photography by Esther Cole, Frollop.

Held at the GPO Hotel in Fortitude Valley, the audience heard from the following speakers:

Our "Fanfare, Fashion and Fuel" panel will discuss:

This is our Networx Brisbane event featured in 'City News':

Thanks to our sponsors: Red Carpet Projects, Aquent, GPO Hotel, Fairchild Multimedia.

Event photography by Esther Cole, Frollop.

Brisbane's marketing, PR and communications industry learnt how to 'maximis the media':

Are you struggling to get your story noticed by the media? Are you at a loss as to what will get it over the line? Perhaps a stronger 'hook'... a different spokesperson maybe... or is the solution as simple as the actual 'day' you sell it in? Find out what works and what doesn't when it comes to securing editorial coverage.

The panel covered:

 Speakers were:

Thanking our sponsors: LapePhelan Marketing Communications, Aquent, Brisbane Powerhouse, Edible Blooms, Fairchild Multimedia

The Brisbane networking seminar event was held on Wednesday, 25 July 2007 at the GPO Hotel, Fortitude Valley.

In the last decade we've been given an entirely new set of marketing tools: Banner ads, email marketing, micro sites, social networking, mobile marketing, virtual worlds and online advertising.

How does the new world of online advertising work? What do you need to be aware of? How can you use it effectively?

Technology no longer drives it enables. So what's coming for the next decade? What should you be planning for, but aren't? What is the next big thing in this constantly evolving space?

The audience heard interesting presentations from:

Thanking our sponsors: LapePhelan Marketing Communications, Aquent, GPO Hotel, Fairchild Multimedia

Held at GPO Hotel, Brisbane's marketing and communications industry discussed 'marketing marketing':

How often have you felt like banging your head against a brick wall due to your company not quite understanding the importance of the marketing role within the organisation?

How often have you heard that marketing is a cost centre and can be referred to as a "nice to have", rather than an "essential" business unit that adds value in a myriad of ways?

How often does your marketing budget get trimmed down due to company cost cuts?

Over the past year, Networx has facilitated many marketing events and when talking to marketers, have recognised that there is a common trend amongst our great Brisbane marketers, they do a fantastic job but very rarely get the kudos that they deserve.

So, to help Brisbane marketing professionals combat some of the issues, we have invited a Marketing Manager from a prestigious city law firm, a CEO froman Information Services firmand a Marketing Agony Aunt who is a specialist consultant in helping marketers "market marketing".

Our experienced panel will talk through a range of different situations they have encountered which will assist in helping Brisbane marketing professionals handle the challenges they face on a day-to-day basis.

Speakers were:

Thank you to our sponsors: LapePhelan Marketing Communications, GPO Hotel, Aquent, Edible Blooms, Fairchild Multimedia

'Gender Divide Crossed' - Networx article in 'Brisbane Times'. 

'Gender Divide Crossed Photo Gallery' - Photos from the Networx event in 'Brisbane Times' online photo gallery.

Our Networx 'Gender Marketing' event featured in 'The Courier-Mail', 4 May 2009, page 44:

Below is the Networx event held on 29 April featured in 'Style Magazine (North)', June 2009, page 32: 

Our pannellists were:

Brisbane's marketing and communications industry came long to discuss:

Primary Market Segmentation - Male/Female.  Why do it?  How do you market specifically to these segments?  What works and what doesn't?  Could segmenting your market in this way work for your product or service? Do men and women use the internet in the same way?  And what strategies - both traditional and new media - should you use when specifically targeting men or women?

Thanks to our sponsors: LapePhelan Marketing Communications, Exchange Hotel, MBE Stones Corner, Superfox Merchandise, Fairchild Multimedia. 

Event photography by Chris Winters, Winters Design