Conjointly Proudly Supports Women in Research

Conjointly Are Proud Supporters of Women in Research (21 May 2019)

On Tuesday 21 May 2019, we co-sponsored the WIRe event in Sydney, enjoying an evening of networking and drinks along with a discussion on the topic of gender intelligent marketing.


Conjointly are proud supporters of Women In Research (WIRe) who are champions of diversity in the marketing research industry and help arm women with tools to develop professionally, build connections and stay inspired.

On Tuesday 21 May 2019, we co-sponsored the WIRe event in Sydney, enjoying an evening of networking and drinks along with a discussion on the topic of gender intelligent marketing. We heard from guest speaker Bec Brideson, a strong advocate for equal opportunity in enterprise as well as Gender Smart procurement reform.

Date: Tuesday, 21st May 2019

Time: 6-8 PM

Venue: Adina Hotel Darling Harbour

Mariner Rooms A & B

55 Shelley St, Sydney NSW 2000

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