Nathan is excited to speak at The Orana Law Society Annual CPD Conference 2020.
About the Event
The Orana Law Society's Annual CPD Conference will ensure you satisfy all 10 CPD points for the 2019/2020 CPD year. The Orana Law Society have organised an exceptional range of speakers who will be covering a myriad of topics.
This year conference attendees will be given the flexibility to select the individual sessions they would like to attend. Friday afternoon will comprise of two streams run simultaneously, where attendees can choose which stream best fits their practice areas.
Law Society Members can enter the discount code emailed to members to receive a 15% discount on their ticket price.
About Nathan’s presentation
How to Build a Personal Brand that Attracts Ideal Clients.
You want to be the first choice. The first person they think of when they have a need. But how do they know you hold their solution? Your personal brand. In a shifting, competitive landscape, it’s more important than ever, to know how to position yourself as the trusted ‘go-to’ authority. Nathan’s session will inspire and equip you to build a purposeful and profitable personal brand that attracts ideal clients.
Event Snapshot:
Friday, 6 March - Saturday, 7 March 2020.
Tickets: Between $60 – $420
Nathan will be presenting at 3.15pm on Saturday, 7 March 2020.
Venue: Macquarie Inn, Dubbo.
Address: Birch Avenue, Dubbo, NSW, 2830, Australia.
Event Speakers
Nathan Shooter, Thrive Media / Brandhood
Deborah Ball, Findex (Aust) Pty Ltd
Marie Bridger, Seven Wyndeyer Chambers
Emeritus Professor Peter Butt, The University of Sydney
Tony Cahill, Legal Author & Commentator
Terese Catanzariti, 13 Wentworth Chambers
Siobhain Climo, Maurice Byers Chambers
Ian Coleman SC, Culwulla Chambers, former Judge Family Court of Australia
Debbie Harry, Orana Strata Services
Malcolm Heath, Lawcover
John McKenzie, Legal Services Commissioner
Long Nguyen, Client Service Manager with Legal Super
Steve Sampson, ALPMA (Australasian Legal Practice Management Association)
Judge Nanette Williams, District Court of NSW