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Locality: Carlton, Victoria, Australia

Address: 200 Leicester St 3053 Carlton, VIC, Australia

Website: http://mbssrc.com.au

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25.01.2022 We are just 5 days away from Professor Jill Klein's webinar 'Resilience During Uncertain Times'! Join us this Friday during your lunch break, and learn the strategies to cultivate greater resilience and adaptability in your personal and professional life. Register here: https://my.mbs.edu/SRC/rsvp_boot?id=300046516... #leadership #resilientleadership #resilience #mindset #growth #growthmindet #mbs #melbbusinessschool

25.01.2022 MBS Zoom Hangout When: Friday 20 November 2020, 6.30-8.00pm Where: Zoom About: Join us tonight for our last Zoom Hangout session for Term 4! :darkbeerparrot::beers: For more information on how to participate, follow the link https://my.mbs.edu/SRC/rsvp_boot?id=300045830... We look forward to seeing you there! See more

20.01.2022 Happy Easter Folks! May your day be filled with sunshine, chocolate, no study and extra sleep! #longweekend #mbssrc

18.01.2022 The End of Term Drinks venue has been confirmed! We will be going to the Hophaus Euro Bar Bistro - just across from Flinders Street Station, right on the Yarra! There will be a small cover charge of $20 (after applying a generous SRC subsidy). Please register via MyMBS: https://my.mbs.edu/SRC/rsvp_boot?id=300050959... Price includes 2 drink tokens, a bunch of finger food, scenic views and of course, amazing company! Feel free to spread the word amongst your cohorts. Capacity is strictly limited!

17.01.2022 A team of talented and passionate Melbourne Business School students have recently established the Sustainable Business Club. The purpose of the club is to inform and inspire the MBS community by providing professional and personal tools to shape sustainable business practices. The Sustainable Business Club are hosting their first online webinar on Tuesday, 17th November from 5-6pm. Together with a panel of experts from the automotive industry, they’ll discuss sustainability... and innovation as the world transitions to electric vehicles and a zero emission future. Sustainable Business Club sign up : https://lnkd.in/eVhHG6R Event Registration via my.mbs : https://lnkd.in/eD9bP8s

15.01.2022 Friday night may go down in the MBS record books as one of the toughest and closest to call case competitions in its Alas, one team were crowned the winners of the 2021 Hult Prize pitch competition at MBS. A massive congratulations to .... Sukriti, Bianca & Jason (aka Brains for Grains)! ... Brains for Grains proposal is to unlock native grains as a commercially viable alternative to wheat, which is Australia's biggest agricultural export, but is at risk from climate change. They want to start a social enterprise that links talent in universities to the biggest problems, currently preventing native grains from becoming commercially viable. The enterprise will start with a 2 year pilot, in which they will be researching and articulating the value proposition of native grains, eg increased biodiversity, carbon sequestration, nutritional benefits and employment opportunities for indigenous Australians, in order to secure government funding for R&D into other barriers like specialized farming equipment. Brains for Grains will receive the trophy and be progressing to the Hult Prize Regional Finals for the chance to compete for $ 1,000,000. The team were thrilled with the win and stated that we're humbled to have been chosen to progress to the next round, after seeing some really amazing ideas pitched by our peers on Friday night. We're incredibly excited by the potential of native grains as a food source for good, and plan to use this opportunity to accelerate their uptake in Australia. " Congrats Brains for Grains! #hultprize

11.01.2022 The Melbourne Hult Prize Impact Summit is only 3 days away! We have just released the amazing line up for the day on our LinkedIn page, including 11 high profile judges (see below), guest MC, Joel Hanna, Founder of Big Little Brush and guest speaker, Rebecca Scott, OAM, Co-founder & CEO of STREAT! Judges:... Ahmad Asif, CEO, Bengal Meat Processing Industries Ltd. Andrew Fisher, Audit Partner, Banks Group Angela Plaisted, EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Global Program Leader, EY Anna Tao, Innovation Manager, Company Creation, CSIRO Catia Davim, Founder, Social Good Summit Australia and Consulting Partner, KPMG Australia Corinne Proske, CEO, JobsBank Victoria David Ritter, CEO, Greenpeace Australia Pacific Julia Lu, Entrepreneur In Residence, AGL Energy Matthew Boyd, Co-Founder and CEO, Vollie Rita Fentener van Vlissingen, Associate Director, KPMG Australia Susanna Bevilacqua, Founder/Director, Moral Fairground We have had quite a few volunteers sign up and now only need 3 more volunteers to help with the preliminary round (10.45am 1.00pm) this Saturday, 24th April. There will also be a Zoom session at 5pm today with the International Hult Prize team to provide information for the volunteers and answer questions. As a thank you, we will be giving those who volunteer on the day a $50 Visa giftcard. Please reach out to Sarah Marcola if you’re interested, [email protected] your assistance will be greatly appreciated!

04.01.2022 Today is International Women’s Day this is a day where we celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness against bias and take action for equality. This years IWD theme is #ChooseToChallenge. This campaign consists of people from all around the globe showing their support to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. Anyone can call out gender bias and celebrate women’s achievements, this includes men speaking up as well as women rallying and supporting other women.... We can all contribute to create an inclusive world, which is why the SRC #ChooseToChallenge. #IWD2021 #mbssrc

04.01.2022 "We can see it [adversity] as a threat, or a challenge. With a threat, we focus on the damage or harm, or how bad this is going to be for us. With challenge, we focus on opportunity for growth." - Professor Jill Klein And that's a wrap! Thanks to all who joined us today for our session on resilience with Professor Jill Klein. We sincerely hope you got some real value from the session and can head into the weekend equipped with some new strategies and frameworks for greater re...silience moving forward. Stay tuned for more events in the future!