Become part of the largest, most effective mentoring program for women in Transport and Logistics (T&L)!  Over 210 women representing over 90 companies have been part of Women Moving Forward Mentoring (WMF). WMF is a high value, low cost, self-paced mentoring program targeting the retention and development of women within the T&L industry. WMF is administered by the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport Australia (CILTA) and utilises Emberin’s My Mentor program, the only one of its kind globally.  WMF is open to All Women in T&L, In Any Role, In Any Region, In Any T&L Company.

KEY BENEFITS

For Women

Take the next steps by investing in your future
Develop your skills and strategies for excelling in the workplace
Raise your visibility within your organisation and in the industry
Networking and making contacts with other women in T&L
Hear from industry figures about their life and work experiences
Obtain credits for a TAFE Certificate in T&L /Business/Frontline Management

For Companies

Assist the women in your organisation to achieve their potential
Let it help you identify the future leaders in your company
Use it to target retention rates for women in your organisation
No administrative burden—CILTA undertakes these tasks for you
No need to provide mentors for women who are participating
Government funding available for some women to complete the program (*first 200 to register receive $200 government subsidy)

High Value, Low Cost

6 meetings over a 12 week period of facilitated mentoring for only $795.00*
Fortnightly newsletters discussing the module being studied
Fortnightly access to high profile guest speakers
Invitations to attend local T&L networking events
Supported by all the major T&L associations in Australia
Supported by all of components of the T&L supply chain

GET INVOLVED

Nominate women from your organisation or nominate yourself.  The next program commences on Thursday, 23 September 2010. Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further information.

http://www.transportwomen.com.au/