February Dinner - Guest Speaker Chris Childs

When
19 Feb 2015
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Location
Cottage Restaurant, Inlet Hotel, 3 - 5 The Esplanade, Inveroch

Registration

Member tickets – $39.00
Special price for members. BONUS offer: You can take two non-members at membership prices.
Regular ticket – $49.00

Registration is closed

OUR FEBRUARY EVENT

Guest Speaker Chris Childs

Consumer Affairs - your rights & responsibilities

Chris Childs is the Gippsland Regional Coordinator for Consumer Affairs Victoria. Chris has a strong background working with businesses within the community and helping to make consumer law a little less confusing.

Chris will talk about the rights of business and consumers under the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act on a range of goods and services. Below is a list of some of the topics that will be will covered.

SBWN Members on the night are welcome to ask questions in relation to their business and can also contact Chris via phone or email following the presentation.

This event will be a fabulous opportunity for a robust Q&A. Start lining up your questions now!

TOPICS:

Guarantees, warranties and refunds

Vouchers, gift cards and lay-bys

Contracts

Advertising and promotions

Door-to-door sales and telemarketing

Product safety

Information on curtain and blind cord safety, banned or recalled products and product safety standards and regulations

About our venue...

The Cottage Restaurant at the Inlet Hotel

Located in the beautiful seaside town of Inverloch, the Inlet hotel boasts views of Anderson’s Inlet and brings together great food and excellent service.

The Hotel was once known as the Cottage Restaurant and has since been renovated and refurbished, adding to the original building the Bar and Bistro. Opening its doors in 1997 as The Inlet Hotel & Cottage Restaurant, the hotel has continued to build upon its highly regarded reputation.

Above: The Inlet Hotel's Cottage Restaurant in Inverloch will be looking after us for our February Dinner Event.

Image at top: A scene from the popular TV Series, The Checkout which highlights the modern consumers desire to know their rights.

The Southern Business Women's Network acknowledges the traditional Aboriginal owners of land on which we meet and pays respect to them, their culture and their Elders past, present and future.