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Ms Adams said Connected Women was based around offering a wide range of activities catering to a diverse raft of interests, with more than 60 local area groups located across Australia.<\/p>\n
“Right here in Geelong, we have such a range of activities, whether it’s attending makeup and style sessions, joining wine tours, participating in learn-a-language groups, or simply enjoying casual coffee meetups, we strive to provide a variety of opportunities for our members to connect, learn, and have fun.<\/p>\n
“We want every woman to find something that resonates with her and enhances her experience within our community.”<\/p>\n
Ms Adams’ fellow founder Steph Leibovich said it was an easy decision to launch a new local area group in Geelong.<\/p>\n
“Geelong is a vibrant and welcoming city with a strong sense of community,” she said.<\/p>\n
“We were inspired by the incredible potential for women to come together and build meaningful connections in this dynamic and inclusive environment.”<\/p>\n
For more information on Connected Communities in Victoria, head to melbourne.connectedwomen.com.au<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A NATIONWIDE initiative to connect women in their local communities has taken a successful first step in Geelong. Connected Women, a national networking organisation for women, secured more than 50 signatures at its Connected Women Geelong launch day, held at Lifestyle Bellarine in Leopold. Connected Women co-founder Phoebe Adams said she was incredibly proud of […]<\/p>\n