There’s a lot happening at the GFSB right now and it is the perfect time to get involved. Here’s what’s coming up, don’t forget to add these to your calendar…
The Doctor’s Panel: Menopause Matters at Work
Oct 23, 12:00–14:00 @ 122 Irish Town
Join a candid medical panel featuring Dr. Biel, Dr. Gonzalez, Dr. Virdi, and Dr. Alvarez as they discuss how menopause impacts women in the workplace and share practical strategies for support.
Register here
Sponsored by: Infinity Group
Catering: Light nibbles provided
Self-Employed Group Meeting
Nov 6, 16:00–18:00 @ Justbank Boardroom, GFSB Office
This is the new peer group for freelancers, side-consultants, gig workers and independent business owners. An opportunity to connect, define shared needs, and help the GFSB shape its support and advocacy efforts.
Register here
Speed Networking
Nov 12, 09:00–11:00 @ Gibtelecom Conference Hall
Get 5-minute one-on-one rounds to meet a range of business contacts.
Afterwards, a more relaxed social networking session lets conversations deepen.
Register here
Sponsored by: TTMS
GFSB Christmas Celebration
Dec 4, 18:00–21:00 (past years used this date)
An evening reserved for members to relax, socialise, celebrate the year and get into the festive spirit.
Register here
Sponsored by: TTMS & Capurro Insurance
Why join these? Because GFSB is buzzing right now.
These events cover health & wellbeing, business networking, peer support, and social connections, all designed to connect you with members, grow your presence, and influence what GFSB does next.
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New frontier lanes and discussions around a cross-border transport interchange raise questions about buses, workers, visitors and business connectivity.
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