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W2W Business Expo brings together local female-led businesses

The upcoming Women to Women Business Expo will feature a diversity of innovative local female-led businesses in the arts, services and food industries at The J Noosa on Wednesday 3 July from 4pm to 9pm.

W2W was created to support local communities and businesses by providing the opportunity to connect, collaborate, learn and create opportunities for success.

The event will showcase a variety of Sunshine Coast local female-led businesses identified for being innovative in the arts, service and food industries by offering vendor space, exhibitions and workshops. W2W Business Expo aims to bring businesses and consumers together under one roof.

This year’s event will include free workshops on the topics of business management, marketing and finance. There will be a wine tasting workshop (for a small fee) and food and beverages from onsite vendors will be available.

The keynote speaker will be Sandra Arico, President of Innovate Noosa. Participants can learn from the best and the brightest in the industry, as they network with like-minded professionals and learn strategies to advance their business.

The Women to Women Business Expo is proudly presented by The University of the Sunshine Coast, Centre for International Development, Social Entrepreneurship and Leadership (CIDSEL), The J Noosa and Noosa Council.

Tickets are available on Eventbrite at no charge. Book your ticket now at: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/women-to-women-business-expo-tickets-61277357225.

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