Time and fulfilment for entrepreneurs

Seeking time and fulfilment as an entrepreneur? Last Thursday Club's speakers help entrepreneurs live more richly.

Jurgen Schmechel presents "Email for Entrepreneurs" - superior email techniques to give you more time and productivity.

Geraldine Cox tells her extraordinary story of courage, commitment, death and unrelenting human spirit going from a life of corporate hedonism to caring for 200 Cambodian orphans.

What to expect:

• TWO superb speakers
• Warm, relaxed and welcoming atmosphere
• Complimentary delicious finger-food
• Cash bar available
• Opportunity to meet other businesspeople, exchange ideas and help each other
• Table to display promotional material

RSVP NOW to secure your place and see you on 30 October at The American Club!

Your LTC Team

Email for entrepreneurs

How to save time with superior email tactics

Jurgen Schmechel, Computer Master

If time is your most precious commodity, then email efficiency is absolutely vital.

Jurgen shows you how to save over 50 hours a year with 5 simple key strategies that give you control, save you time and improve your customer relationships.

Never again will you have an inbox too full, important emails overlooked or that feeling of helplessness against the unrelenting flood of emails.

Jurgen combines German precision with a fun training approach.

He is a highly sought-after speaker and has delivered numerous corporate programs internationally, training thousands of individuals from large multinational corporations such as AMP, Databank and Rodenstock.

More at www.computermaster.com.au

A different kind of wealth

Into the heart of courage and commitment

Geraldine Cox, Sunrise Children's Villages

Geraldine Cox tells her extraordinary story of courage, commitment, death and unrelenting human spirit going from a life of corporate hedonism to caring for 200 Cambodian orphans and disadvantaged children.

Geraldine began her career in the Australian DFA living in Cambodia, a country at war. After moving into the corporate sector she spent almost a decade with an American Bank, experiencing corporate glamour and hedonism.

In 1993 she moved back to Cambodia to care for over 200 Cambodian orphans in changeable and often dangerous circumstances with scarce resources.

With unrelenting commitment and courage, Geraldine has made an irreplaceable difference helping many children in her care rise above their origins to start a life of independence and dignity.

In 2000, Geraldine was made Member of the Order of Australia and the documentary on her life, "My Khmer Heart", won the Hollywood Film Festival Documentary of the Year.

More at www.sunrisechildrensvillage.org