Posts Tagged ‘TAS WCEI Hobart’
WCEI Tasmania: President’s Lunch
I am delighted to extend an invitation to the annual President’s Luncheon welcoming new members…
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Join fellow WCEI Tasmania members for a relaxed evening of conversation…
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It is 2026 and there is a great positive energy in the air. It feels like the time is ripe for…
Read MoreWCEI Tasmania: Members Only Exclusive Event – Picnic at Milford Forest
Let’s start the WCEI festivities for 2026 with connection and conversation on the land of the environmentally significant Milford Forest…
Read MoreWCEI Tasmania – Join us for Christmas Drinks at Smitten Merino!
Come and enjoy drinks and nibbles while browsing Smitten’s beautiful collection of merino clothing and accessories. Our wonderful member …
Read MoreClaire Connelly
Claire Connelly is a senior executive and accountant with 20 years’ experience across the private and public sectors…
Read MoreLara van Raay
Lara van Raay, Chief Story Catcher – Small World Documentaries, BA Communications Lara is a multi-skilled content creator who can produce, direct, shoot and edit. She has been involved in…
Read MoreWCEI Tasmania – Soft Power: Women in Diplomacy
Ruth Baird is a long time friend of WCEI Tasmania and we have had the pleasure to experience her grace and intelligence over the years. Ruth embodies the unique skill of “Soft power” , an ability to engage with other cultures with respect and integrity, build mutual understanding and create an environment for initiatives to take shape.
Read MoreNicola Mason
Smitten Merino – Designer & Co Founder My background is a psychology and communication degree from Curtin Uni in WA. We moved to Tasmania 24 years ago. We started a…
Read MoreKate Owen
Kate Owen is a Founding Director and Head of Design at Futago, a Hobart brand consultancy renowned for shaping some of Tasmania’s most iconic identities and experiences — including The Agrarian Kitchen, Fat Pig Farm, Pagan Cider, and the internationally awarded Battery Point Sculpture Trail.
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