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Food & Drinks • Photo Booth • Live Entertainment • Over $2000 of prizes to be won! |
Welcome Function prizes proudly sponsored by |
Our welcome function is a great opportunity to network and relax after a big first day of the conference. We’ve always received great feedback from delegates and the Welcome Function has become a must-not-miss part of the conference. It’s always a heap of fun with great food and drinks and plenty of chances to win prizes. So get excited and we will definitely see you there!
Date: 12 September 2019
Location: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Plaza Ballroom
FAQs:
Q: I have registered for the conference and would like to attend the Welcome Function, is this OK and do I need to buy a ticket?
A: No, the Welcome Function is complimentary for all registered conference delegates.
Q: I would like to bring my partner/friend/colleague to the Welcome Function, is this OK and do I need to buy a ticket?
A: This is absolutely OK, but you will need to purchase a ticket for anyone who is not registered to attend the conference. Tickets are $110 inc GST. To register and purchase your tickets, please click here
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