DIA-Qld 2009 Bubble and Speak® Breakfast Series. Lecture one.

The 2009 Bubble and Speak® Breakfast Series is back and bigger than ever with with 6 breakfasts over 6 months – 2 more than last year. Each seminar features guest speakers selected for their varied point of view and experience. Your questions are welcome, and encouraged, following each speaker’s address.

The 2009 Bubble and Speak® Breakfast Series is back and bigger than ever with with 6 breakfasts over 6 months - 2 more than last year. Each seminar features guest speakers selected for their varied point of view and experience. Your questions are welcome, and encouraged, following each speaker’s address.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

Rob Geddes industrial designer and Debbie Ryan McBribe Charles Ryan kick the series off with their lecture on May 21.

6.45am for a 7.00am start, 9.00am finish (Breakfast served promptly at 7.15am)

The Bubble and Speak breakfast seminars sell out quickly.

RSVP individual seminars you must book and pay by the Friday before each seminar. Only payment secures your seat.

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