March 3, 2023

SCLAA to celebrate International Women’s Day

The Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia will once again be hosting its Annual Industry Champagne Networking Breakfast on International Women’s Day, 8th March, 2023.

Events are being held around the country and, this year, the events are being held in support of The Women’s Resilience Centre, which helps to reset lives through its programs, clinics and online support hubs. Designed specifically for women, the WRC provides a safe and secure environment to enable women to reset their lives and move forward with confidence.

Details, such as venues, times, prices etc, vary by state. Visit the SCLAA website to find out more.

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