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HOW TO GET INVOLVED IN OUR CHAPTER
If you are interested in becoming more involved in the Australia/Melbourne Chapter, please contact our chapter officer, Sally Parker, CRT '07.
The Stanford Australia Alumni Club has an informative and up-to-date website managed independently from the Stanford Business School Alumni Association.
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Sally Parker, CRT '07
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Australia/Melbourne Chapter
Upcoming Alumni Event
Wednesday, October 7
Distinguished Speaker Series – Family Business: Tips on Navigating Through the Minefield
5:30 pm
Macquarie Boardroom, Level 23
101 Collins Street
Melbourne
Event Details
Please join us for a unique opportunity to hear Norman Smorgon, Sloan '91 and Managing Director of Escor, share his insights and experience on navigating the challenges that family businesses present, survival tips, and some of his own stories. The evening will also serve as an excellent opportunity to re-connect with fellow Stanford Alumni and welcome some new members to Melbourne.
Norman Smorgon is arguably one of the best placed to speak with authority on the subject of family business with 14 years at the helm of the Escor Group, a company which can trace its origins back to 1927 through the Smorgon family business. Today, Escor operates as a family office, managing the financial, legal and administrative affairs of the descendants of Eric Smorgon.
Cost/Event Registration
This event is free but requires advance registration. Guests are welcome. Seating is limited, so register today.
Questions?
Contact Sally Parker, CRT '06, of the Stanford Australia Association.