Catch the Wave - Refocus for Success
"Catch the wave" is the theme for this year’s KBDi conference. A taste of the line-up of innovative and experienced industry speakers presenting a range of topics are: multi award winning designer Mike Cleaver presenting ‘Using the Next Digitised Design Wave to Connect Spaces’; Ron Redman certified life coach; a well-known industry personality helping us achieve a ‘Work/Life Balance’; and a round table on Where will the Industry be in 2016? A session where some of the industry’s leaders will provide a snapshot from their perspective before the floor is opened for delegates to participate.
This year’s conference is at the luxury 5-Star Outrigger Resort in Noosa, and commences on Friday evening August 2 and concludes on Saturday evening with the KBDi Designer Awards Gala where the best of the best will find out who has won one of KBDi’s prestigious awards, with the three top winners receiving a place on the 2014 KBDi Designers International Tour to iSaloni Milan.
For Certified Kitchen and Bathroom Designers, the first ever Certified Designers Forum on Friday August 2 featuring international speaker Sandi Perlman CKD CR from USA will provide fresh insight and inspiration to fresh creativity in their chosen profession.
The Annual KBDi Conference 2013 is an ideal opportunity for you to network with your peers and immerse yourself in fresh ideas while soaking up the wonderful Noosa experience.
For more information and to book now visit kbdiconference.org.au
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