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Michael Grogan is the State Director Victoria and Tasmania, and National Director Skills and Training at the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC)
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Rod Scott, CEO of Selectronic Australia is our speaker for July and will be discussing designing and manufacturing battery based inverters and the renewables industry.
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You are invited to the first ever VIRTUAL Victorian Vernier Society lunch meeting on Thursday the 14th of May 2020 at 1pm via Zoom. Peter Roberts of @aumanufacturing is our guest speaker.
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Our program for this get together is going to be a surprise, so come along and start the New Year with renewed enthusiasm for Australian manufacturing!
A great lunch and good conversation is always ensured.
Claire Kelly is our speaker and she has been involved with MHFA since 2003.
We will then be delighted with amazing musical performances from Stewart Kelly, Douglas Kelly and Jordan Auld.
https://www.vernier.org.au/wp-content/uploads/clairekelly.jpg220165wp624127https://www.vernier.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/vernier-logo-tagline1.pngwp6241272019-11-20 13:08:192019-11-20 13:08:21Thurs 5th December – Dinner with Partners
Innes Willox is Chief Executive of the Australian Industry Group and will be talking about “What does it take to be a 21st century manufacturer: is there a role for areas of traditional strength or is the future just for ‘advanced manufacturers’? What can and should businesses, associations and governments do to develop competitive manufacturing industries?”
https://www.vernier.org.au/wp-content/uploads/innes-willox.jpg453303wp624127https://www.vernier.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/vernier-logo-tagline1.pngwp6241272019-09-11 13:35:252019-11-15 15:00:20Vernier Luncheon – 14th Nov 2019 – Innes Willox – CE of Australian Industry Group
Thurs 12th Nov 2020 – Daniel Fabiyanic
/by wp624127Daniel studied Aeronautical Engineering at RMIT and has a Master of Business Administration from Monash University.
Thurs 8th Oct 2020 – Tom Harris – The Design Technology Company
/by wp624127Tom Harris from The Design Technology Company will be be presenting to us this month.
Thursday 10th September 2020 – Holger Dielenberg – Space Tank Studio
/by wp624127Thursday 13th August 2020 – Michael Grogan – Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre
/by wp624127Michael Grogan is the State Director Victoria and Tasmania, and National Director Skills and Training at the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC)
Thursday 9th July 2020 – Rod Scott Selectronic Australia
/by wp624127Rod Scott, CEO of Selectronic Australia is our speaker for July and will be discussing designing and manufacturing battery based inverters and the renewables industry.
Thursday 11th June 2020 – MD of GEMILANG AUSTRALIA
/by wp624127Peter Murley of GEMILANG AUSTRALIA will be talking to us about Australian bus manufacturing and moving to zero emission transport.
Thursday 14th May 2020 – Peter Roberts @aumanufacturing
/by wp624127You are invited to the first ever VIRTUAL Victorian Vernier Society lunch meeting on Thursday the 14th of May 2020 at 1pm via Zoom. Peter Roberts of @aumanufacturing is our guest speaker.
Vernier April 16th 2020 Meeting Cancelled
/by wp624127President Peter and the Vernier Committee have decided that it is prudent to cancel our meeting planned for April 16.
Our meeting on May 14 will be considered when there is better information available and the implications of meeting for lunch become clearer.
Thursday 12th March 2020 – Byron Kennedy from SPEE3D
/by wp624127Byron Kennedy one of the entrepreneurs behind SPEE3D high speed 3D metal printers.
Thursday 13th February 2020 – Vernier Luncheon Meeting
/by wp624127Our program for this get together is going to be a surprise, so come along and start the New Year with renewed enthusiasm for Australian manufacturing!
A great lunch and good conversation is always ensured.
Thurs 5th December – Dinner with Partners
/by wp624127Claire Kelly is our speaker and she has been involved with MHFA since 2003.
We will then be delighted with amazing musical performances from Stewart Kelly, Douglas Kelly and Jordan Auld.
Vernier Luncheon – 14th Nov 2019 – Innes Willox – CE of Australian Industry Group
/by wp624127Innes Willox is Chief Executive of the Australian Industry Group and will be talking about “What does it take to be a 21st century manufacturer: is there a role for areas of traditional strength or is the future just for ‘advanced manufacturers’? What can and should businesses, associations and governments do to develop competitive manufacturing industries?”