37th Australian Association of Animal Sciences Biennial Conference
EMCR Workshop
The Network Effect: Turning Conversations into Career Moves with Tanya Perry
Date: Monday 13th July
Time: 12.30pm - 4.30pm
Cost: $20 (afternoon tea provided)
Where: Hotel Grand Chancellor
You’ve mastered the what you know — now it’s time to level up the who you know.
Join us for an interactive afternoon designed to help you turn networking from a nerve-wracking chore into a genuine opportunity. This isn’t your typical “networking event” — it’s a hands-on, fun, and practical session that will help you build connections that actually matter.
You’ll learn how to:
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Develop smart networking strategies (even if small talk makes you cringe!)
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Build relationships that go beyond LinkedIn and the classic “So, what was your PhD on?”
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Hear from animal science professionals who’ve successfully made the leap from academia into government, consulting, and industry — and found their footing through the power of connection.
Whether you’re exploring your next career move or just want to sharpen your networking skills, this is your chance to connect, learn, and grow your circle of influence. Because at the end of the day — it’s not just what you know, it’s who you know that opens doors.
Places are limited so please get in quick in register via the main registration button.
Who is Tanya Perry
Originally from Belfast in Northern Ireland, Tanya Perry started her Consultancy business in the U.K. in the late 1990’s. Since then, she and her team of Associates have expanded their training and consulting nationally and internationally, including New Zealand, USA, South Africa and S.E. Asia.
Tanya’s business focus is primarily in the areas of Leadership Development, Strategic Planning, Executive Coaching, Customer Experience, Team Building, Conflict Management and Public Speaking and her client list includes public and private sectors as well as not-for-profits.
In partnership with Adelaide University Tanya has co-written and developed a dynamic four-module Developing Positive Partnerships Program, a competitive professional development initiative for early-to-mid-career academics. Its purpose is to enhance engagement with external partners, boost research impact, and expand professional networks. After 8 successful years, the DPP Program has also been taken up by the University of New South Wales whose Industry and Innovation Portfolio is offering it to eligible participants twice annually.
