Promote Yourself and Your Business

The Australian Women's Mentoring Network loves to encourage win-win situations for everyone, through the generous sharing of information and reciprocal promotion of businesses. In the spirit of helping others succeed, we offer the following ways for you to promote yourself and your business.

Promote your business or event directly to the inboxes of AWMN members and contacts
Partner with the AWMN
Invite friends & colleagues to join the AWMN
Gift an AWMN Membership to friends or staff
Speak at an AWMN event
Join our affiliate program (coming soon!)

If you become a member of the AWMN there are even more ways to promote yourself and your business, including:

Business or Coach listing on the AWMN website
Featured listing of your books on the AWMN Bookstore
Ability to submit articles and templates to the AWMN site (notifications of which are sent to the inboxes of AWMN members and contacts)
Member discount on business/event promotion
First priority as a speaker at an AWMN event

See our Business Membership and Coaching Membership pages for more details!

If you have any other ideas not listed above, we'd love to hear them! Contact us.

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Our Current Poll

Networking is important for successful mentoring. What form of networking has worked well for your professional development?

	Personal introductions via colleagues, friends or mentors
	Business or work-related networking functions
	Social networking - online (via LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter)
	Social networking - in person!
	Conferences, seminars or events
	Professional network events or breakfasts

Coach Members

Sally Symonds
Health & Wellness Coaching — Brisbane QLD
Jenny S
— Melbourne VIC
Celia Taylor
— Hobart TAS

Success & Acclaim

"I've been a mentor since 2005 and have had 7 mentees during that time. The personal reward that I receive from this process is inspiration and motivation in my own career and life. I get such a buzz from hearing my mentees get excited about the opportunities that are opening up for them. It really makes my day when I hang up the phone after speaking with them and it makes me feel like I want to do and achieve more. Mentoring is also helping me with my own career development. As an individual contributor within the company I work for, I currently do not have direct reports. However the mentoring is providing me with some of the experience I will need to take that next step as a manager."

Michelle Smith | Hewlett Packard | NSW