About District32 and Business Maximiser Events

District32 is a forum where you can invest in yourself, your business, and your professional network. Join us at a business maximiser event – designed to inspire and assist ambitious business owners in creating success and freedom.

What to Expect

✳️Dr Katherine Hunt on ‘Growth Mindset for Business Owners’; invest in yourself

✳️Networking opportunities; invest in your network

✳️Group mentoring discussion

✳️Sumptuous food and beverages

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.

About the Speaker

Dr Katherine Hunt is a Growth Authority, combining education in Psychology, Law and Economics with two decades of working with businesses and their leaders.

Katherine holds unique authority by being an award-winning financial planner who holds an international Doctorate and has published professionally relevant financial planning research in academic journals.

Katherine holds a PhD in Law and Economics from Erasmus University of Rotterdam, University of Bologna, and University of Hamburg. Katherine has graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Psychological Science, Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Planning), and Bachelor of Finance (First Class Honours, University Medal).

Katherine has worked as a financial planner for Aspire Financial Planning for five years from 2007 to 2011, providing strategic holistic financial advice. Katherine was licensed through PIS (now Centrepojnt).

Katherine has worked as an academic with Griffith University from 2014 to 2022, teaching the next generation of financial planning leaders, and undertaking research projects that matter not only to the sector, but to the world.

Katherine has a passion for empirical methods of all things. She has undertaken research projects on Historical Persistence in Australia, Microfinance Regulation, and Risk Profiling. For this research Katherine recently undertook fieldwork in Pakistan, Bhutan, India, Bangladesh and Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, and Mexico.

Katherine has traveled in 67 countries and surfed in 20 countries so far, despite a fear of drowning.