Name: ASIS NSW Women in Security & Empowered Women in Trade
Start: 21-6-2023

ASIS NSW Women in Security & Empowered Women in Trade

Industry Collaboration Networking Event!

Join us at 8.30am on 23 June at ASIS NSW Women in Security in partnership with Empowered Women in Trade networking event at NEXTDC S3 and network with other industry professionals. Come and meet other women in the industry, enjoy some great presentations, join a small psychology workshop to build better work habits and strive in your career, have some morning tea, and get to know other like minded professionals.

Hear from our special guest speakers and accomplished professionals in their field.

Tickets are strictly limited and will sell out quickly! Registrations from 8.30am with kick off at 9am until 11am.

Hacia Atherton, Speaker, Company Director, CPA, Founder of Empowered Women in Trades

Hacia Atherton is an industry thought leader in courage; she is passionate about how Positive Psychology can empower the next generation of leaders to achieve their remarkable potential. As an entrepreneur, Hacia focuses on inspiring people to overcome their adversities through her Courage Coaching and Speaking. As the founder of Empowered Women in Trades, her passion for courageous leadership through empowerment continues to inspire people across industries, in particular women navigating their professional development within skilled trades.

Tamara Bayly, GM Head of Compliance at Certis

Tamara has been working in the security industry for over 18 years and is currently the Head of Compliance for Certis Security Australia. Tamara serves on the board of directors for the Australian Security Industry Association (ASIAL) since 2021 and has previously served on other industry professional organisations such as NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED) Advisory Council. Tamara is also a proud ASIS International Member.

Kim Taylor, Carpenter at TCM Construction Group

I started my career in carpentry by chance, I never thought of a trade as an option. I went to help my brother out who is a carpenter & builder by doing some labouring before Christmas one year and I loved how every day was different, I was outside and doing hands on work. I ended up labouring for him for about a year during that time he kept asking me if I wanted to do my apprenticeship, I laughed it off many times, but as time went on I started getting bored and wanted to learn how to build the beautiful homes we were working on. So I agreed and it’s the best thing I’ve done! It hasn’t been easy at times but I’ve found my passion, it’s a very rewarding jobI’m never bored and there is always something new to learn. I am currently studying the builders course that I should complete this year. I wish I knew doing a trade was an option when I was younger and I’m passionate about getting the word out that trades are an option for anyone!