✳️Guest Speaker Rael Bricker; invest in yourself

✳️Networking opportunities; invest in your network

✳️Group mentoring discussion

✳️Light lunch and morning tea/coffee

Take your business to the next level. We are each the sum of the five people we spend most of our time with – who’s in your top five? Is it time to increase the quality of your network?

Connect with Perth’s movers and shakers in this dynamic and unique business growth event, where you’ll rub shoulders with like-minded and ambitious business leaders.

District32 provides a business growth platform helping business owners to achieve success and freedom.

✔️ Increased Profit

✔️ Uncapped Opportunities

✔️ Strategic Shortcuts

Enjoy delicious food and drinks while connecting with some of Perth’s most successful and aspiring business owners.

✨Creating Optimistic Change✨

In today’s rapidly shifting business landscape, resistance to change is becoming an even greater challenge, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses. As industries evolve, it’s vital for organizations—and the people within them—to understand that small, incremental changes can lead to significant, sustainable transformations. The key is to foster a culture of adaptability, where continuous improvement becomes second nature.

This presentation is designed to equip you and your business with actionable strategies for implementing impactful changes—without the overwhelming feeling that often accompanies larger transformations.

Creating optimistic change isn’t just about driving immediate results—it’s about establishing a cultural shift that endures, setting your business on a path of sustainable growth and excellence.

With this approach, your business can thrive in an evolving corporate landscape, ensuring both resilience and innovation at every level.

3 Main Outcomes /Learnings:

✅Unleash client-centricity: Cultivate a culture where every decision revolves around enhancing the customer experience, ensuring that clients are at the heart of your operations.

✅Ignite agility: Empower your team to adapt, innovate, and succeed, even in the face of constant change. Agility is key in staying competitive.

✅Operational excellence: Learn to identify and eliminate inefficiencies that slow down progress, improving both productivity and profitability.

🎙️About the Speaker

From being 6000ft underground in a gold mine, to starting an education business (that grew to have 4000 plus students) to spending years working in venture capital, Rael Bricker has seen it all. He has listed companies on multiple international stock exchanges, and his financial services group has settled more than $3bn in loans over 22 years. Rael has the unique distinction of having sold more than $1bn in mortgages from stage. Rael’s diverse work history combined with unique global research interviews with companies in more than 25 countries allows him to work with leaders and managers on growing and achieving excellence, as he has experienced the rollercoaster himself and knows how to navigate the twists, turns and loops.

In 2013 Rael had a life changing epiphany when, whilst training for a marathon after a season of Triathlons he was diagnosed with two very severely blocked arteries. After having two stents inserted, he is back to his fitness and strength from 2013, but much more self aware of listening to his body and mind.

This experience helped Rael find purpose in life. He found purpose in sharing the experiences of journeying and achieving excellence. Today he works on the premise that being excellent is showing up as the best version of yourself every day.

If you need Rael to have academic qualifications, he holds two Masters Degrees: an MBA and an MSc (Software Engineering). He is currently a Fellow of the MFAA (Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia), a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) (Professional Speakers Australia) , Past Chapter President of PSA (WA), Convention Chair of PSA 2024 and a Member of AICD (Australian Institute of Company Directors).

In 2018, Rael published “Dive in – Lessons learnt since Business School”