Modern Greek Teachers’ Association of Victoria to hold Leadership Networking Event

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The Modern Greek Teachers Association of Victoria is hosting its highly anticipated Leadership Networking Event on Sunday, February 9 at the Greek Centre on Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

This unique event brings together leaders, professionals, and key influencers from various sectors to engage in dynamic discussions and build lasting connections.

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Attendees can expect an afternoon of networking, knowledge sharing, and inspiration – an ideal platform to connect with like-minded professionals and explore new opportunities for growth and collaboration.

For more information and to register, please visit the MGTAV website or email mgta.vic@gmail.com

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