In a recent EO Melbourne learning event, attendees experienced a transformative journey led by renowned content expert Sally Duxfield. At the heart of the event was the unveiling of the Impact-4Q Model, an innovative framework aimed at revolutionising personal and team productivity. This session promised an immersive exploration into understanding and harnessing the power of one's neurobiological rhythm to combat stress, enhance resilience, and achieve peak performance.
Unlocking Success: The Power of Effective Boards - A Masterclass Recap
In the realm of business, what sets apart the titans from the rest? It's a question that has intrigued entrepreneurs and corporate leaders alike. The answer, as many would agree, lies in having a high-functioning and effective board or advisory board. The biggest and most successful companies in the world have this crucial commonality, and it's time to ask yourself – does your company have one?
Mastering Sales Success: An EO Melbourne Workshop with Luigi Prestinenzi
In an engaging event, entrepreneurs, business owners and their sales team came together to enhance their sales skills at an exclusive EO Melbourne workshop titled "Selling Against the Odds: A Sales Playbook for Thriving in Tough Times," featuring Luigi Prestinenzi as the keynote speaker. Luigi, a renowned sales expert and Co-Founder of Growth Forum, shared invaluable insights and practical knowledge.
Unleashing the Power of Branding: EO Melbourne's Workshop with Nir Zavaro
Entrepreneurs and professionals were granted a remarkable opportunity to redefine their brand interactions at the highly immersive EO Melbourne workshop titled "Branding to Marketing and the Journey in Between." Led by the renowned marketing guru, Nir Zavaro, this extraordinary event left an impressive mark on participants, reshaping their approach to brand management, team dynamics, and customer engagement.
EO Melbourne kickstarts the year 2023 with The Masterplan
A look into EO Melbourne’s first half of FY 2022-2023
See what’s in store for the rest of the year
The calendar year 2022 has come to a close and we welcome the New Year 2023 with a positive outlook. For many, this is the time to look at the past year and learn from it in order to work towards a better year ahead. For several businesses and organisations, such as EO Melbourne, this marks the first half of the financial year 2022-2023, a perfect time to step up the momentum for the next six months.
Andrew Collins talks about Scaling and Selling a Digital Agency at the EO Melbourne event
Andrew Collins, Group CEO of Mailman, is proof that age and an unfamiliar territory are not hindrances to one’s road to success in the entrepreneurial journey. In one of EO Melbourne’s learning events, Andrew shared how he, as a young Australian entrepreneur, acquired a small business in China and transformed it into a global leader in sports media, serving the largest sports organisations in the world, including NFL, NBA, UFC, Kobe Bryant, Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United, to name a few.
Steve McGown talks on “Freedom is an Attitude” at the EO Melbourne learning event
"5 years & 8 months is a long time. I believe that I'm like any other person. I’m no different. We all have problems, and we shouldn’t judge one another, as we have different coping mechanisms and breaking points. I do, however, believe that our attitude separates us and determines how we cope. Some people give up too easily."
"If they are not going to kill me then I might as well use this time to go home a better person."
- Stephen "Steve" McGown
Everything You Need To Know About Offshoring
How to have continuous learning along the entrepreneurial journey
Knowledge is not static. It constantly expands. Each day always brings something new to the table, which is why growth and learning are essential parts of human nature. Continuous development builds up a person, and many leaders and entrepreneurs get to where they are right now because of their thirst for learning.
EO Melbourne events during the first half of 2020-2021
It is halfway through the 2020-2021 term, and amidst all the challenges of lockdown and other restrictions, EO Melbourne has endeavoured to provide various avenues for its community of entrepreneurs, as well as their families, to grow in their journey.
Despite events taking place virtually, it didn’t stop the chapter from coming up with interesting, informational and enjoyable activities that are beneficial to its members. Here are some of the online events that have happened for the last six months.
Diversity and Inclusion: how do we make it become part of our corporate culture?
EO Melbourne has been into the topic and some members have shared their thoughts and tips through the article “We asked the question: As an entrepreneur, how do you practice diversity and inclusion in the workplace?” This time, the chapter invited Dr Emma Fulu, Founder and Director of The Equality Institute, and Hannah Kassay, a refugee who came to Australia 17 years ago from Eritrea, to shed more light on this issue as they shared their experiences and thoughts on how we, as a society, can do better.
The Coronavirus Disruption Project: a webinar with Jeffrey Cole
Jeffrey Cole, Director of the Center for the Digital Future in the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, recently held a webinar with EO Melbourne on The Coronavirus Disruption Project and shared the findings of this study, which provided insights that help better understand the people around us, such as our family, friends, staff members, clients and customers, who go through similar life experiences, anxieties and coping mechanisms.
“How to Build Successful Families” Workshop with Warren Rustand
EO Melbourne members and their families had a fun engagement at the How to Build Successful Families Workshop with Warren Rustand. Out of the 80 participants, 33 were family guests or children of EO members. This workshop coincides with the chapter’s focus this year on family and in bringing those most important on the same journey.
The advantages of attending conferences, talks and seminars
Not many may adhere to the thought of leaving their workspace and be with several other people, mostly strangers, to listen to a speaker. Others may prefer to read books, watch videos or listen to podcasts in the comforts of their offices or homes rather than going to a venue, which may be a bit intimidating. However, there is a great benefit in being in that space where you absorb the energy of experts and other like-minded individuals.