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Breakfast and Beveridge

This week, the opportunity to be inspired with a side of breakfast presents itself at the Overnewton Castle in Keilor.

From 7am to 9am, on Thursday, December 5, AFL premiership coach Luke Beveridge from the Western Bulldogs will be the guest speaker at the Brimbank Business Breakfast.

Opportunities to network with other businesses will also be possible.

It is set to be an inspirational and thought-provoking morning of networking with Western Bulldogs AFL premiership coach, Luke Beveridge.

An outstanding leader with elite communication and coaching skills, Beveridge famously fostered a winning culture that quickly transformed his struggling team into AFL Premiers in 2016.

Beveridge will share his insights on success and building a successful culture gained over his incredible leadership journey spanning the corporate and sporting worlds.

The 54-year-old has been head coach of the Western Bulldogs since 2015, and coached a total of 230 matches.

Before he stepped into the coaches box, Beveridge amassed 118 VFL/AFL games from 1989 to 1999, whilst also kicking 107 goals for three clubs in Melbourne, Western Bulldogs (then Footscray), and St Kilda.

Don’t miss the chance to learn from this exceptional coach and leader.

Also take the opportunity to visit the Overnewton Castle.

Bookings are essential as seats are limited, tickets are $35.

Tickets: https://shorturl.at/3RIAP

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