Adelaide Professional Development Breakfast
Please join us for an opportunity to network with industry colleagues as we look forward to the year ahead.
Reserve your spot and register today.
Adelaide Oval (Ian McLachlan Room)
Wednesday 9 February 2022
7.30am – 10.30am (ACST)
Member: $66 Non-member: $132 3 CPD Hours
Member table of 8: $462 (enter code MEMBER8 at registration)
Registration will close Friday 4 February at 5.00pm (ACST). Registration fees includes 10% GST.
Covid-19 considerations: To enter the venue, all guests are required to be double vaccinated. Vaccination status will be checked upon entry to the venue. Please stay at home if you are feeling unwell, have any symptoms, or have recently been in an at risk area.
Industry update
Mike Felton
CEO, MFAA
CEO, MFAAMike will give an update on what the MFAA is working on and will be delivering in the year ahead and provide further positioning for the upcoming remuneration review in 2022.
Your host and MC
Wendy Robertson
State Manager - Business Development SA/NT, MFAA
State Manager - Business Development SA/NT, MFAAWendy, State Manager - Business Development for South Australia and the Northern Territory will be your host and MC. Wendy will provide an update for the year ahead for South Australia.
Cyber Security for Mortgage Brokers
Rosalie Martin
Department of Home Affairs
Department of Home AffairsFor small business, even the smallest cyber security incident can have devastating impacts. Rosalie Martin will share her insights on cyber awareness, so that small businesses specifically brokers can understand, take action and increase their cyber security resilience against ever-evolving cyber security threats.
Rosalie Martin is the cyber security outreach officer for the Department of Home Affairs. Rosalie’s career in the department spans over 19 years, working as a forensic document examiner and more recently in cyber security.
Her role is to ensure commonwealth cyber security initiatives are more informed, coordinated and more effectively reaching industry. By providing a whole-of-government approach to cyber security engagement and working closely with the Australia Cyber Security Centre, Rosalie aims to uplift Australia’s cyber security awareness and capability across the economy, particularly for small and medium enterprise.