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Still Learning - End of Year Panel

Still Learning - End of Year Panel

Tue, Nov 17, 6:30 AM
From Tech Leading Ladies
4.8

**Curious about what tech leaders are finding difficult, and how they keep learning anyway?** Join us for a great panel discussion on what tech leaders are still learning and where they find things difficult. This will be followed by our Tech Leading Ladies End-of-Year Celebration! šŸŽ‰ We’re thrilled to welcome an incredible lineup of panelists: ✨ **Mai Nguyen** (she/her) - Chief Engineer @ Bendigo Bank ✨ **Lavinia Kanagandran** (she/her) - Ethical Tech Founder @ Good Humans ✨ **Iman Yusuf** (she/her) - Senior Engineering Manager @ Atlassian Our panelists will share how they find their way out of survival mode and keep growing. Each of these remarkable leaders has forged their own path in tech, and they’ll open up about their personal journeys, lessons learned, and the wisdom they have acquired along the way. šŸ’¬ **Bring your questions!** We’ll wrap up with a Q&A session where you can engage directly with our panelists. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate, connect, and learn from some of the top tech leaders in our community. We can’t wait to see you there! **Agenda (time in Melbourne/AEST)** * 5:30pm Networking * 6:00pm Welcome & EOY Wrapup * 6:15pm Panel + Q&A * 7:00pm Networking * 7:30pm Close **This will be a HYBRID event:** **Zoom link -** will be shared with confirmed attendees 1hr before event starts.

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Build Your Business Idea with Claude

Build Your Business Idea with Claude

Sat, Nov 21, 11:00 PM
From AI Circle - JR Academy
4.3

**Turn your business idea into a working product prototype in a day. Use Claude to define your requirements, build your first version, and improve it through testing and feedback.** Have you ever wanted to create a self-service quoting tool for your customers, turn repeated back-and-forth conversations into an online questionnaire, or give clients an easier way to access your services? You have the idea, but taking the next step can feel difficult. Which features should you build first? How do you explain what you need? Can you create something people can use and explore without a programming background? AI coding tools are opening up new possibilities for more people to build their own products. Creating something useful for your business also means understanding your users, mapping out the experience, and checking and refining the results. **Making your idea clear, then testing it through a working prototype, is a practical way to move your project forward.** Join **Vanessa Cai** for the **Build Your Business Idea with Claude workshop**. Through case walkthroughs and guided exercises, you will learn how to turn a business idea into a product prototype. Using **Claude Code**, you will start with a description of what you need, build an interface and core interactions, then refine the experience through testing and feedback. **No coding experience is required. Start with a specific problem and explore how to build a product in collaboration with AI.** ## šŸ› ļø What will you learn and build in one day? The workshop covers four core areas: * **Define your requirements \| Turn your business idea into a clear brief** Identify who your product is for, what problem it solves, and what users should get from completing a task. Map the core user journey and create a product brief with functional requirements, examples and clear completion criteria. * **Build your prototype \| Create your first version with Claude Code** Learn how to describe tasks to Claude Code and progressively build an interface, core interactions and results display. Create a complete journey that takes a user from entering information to receiving a useful result. * **Refine through feedback \| Bring your product closer to real needs** Review what Claude Code creates and give specific, actionable feedback. Refine the logic and sample data, handle common situations such as missing information or invalid inputs, and practise evaluating and improving AI-generated work. * **Test and demonstrate \| Find problems and plan your next steps** Check the experience on desktop and mobile. Use peer testing and discussion to identify issues, prioritise fixes that affect the core journey, and demonstrate your prototype with a clear explanation of what to improve next. We will begin by exploring a complete example before guiding you through building your own version. Choose a small, focused business need, such as a service quoting tool, an event-matching tool or a customer needs assessment. ## šŸŽÆ What will you take away? This workshop combines business analysis with practical product building. You will leave with: * **A product prototype that runs locally on your laptop** Build one complete core user journey that you can use to demonstrate your idea, discuss requirements and guide further development. * **A clear product brief** Document your target users, core requirements and completion criteria so you can move forward with greater clarity and communicate more effectively with developers or collaborators. * **Practical materials you can keep using** Take away example inputs and outputs, a testing checklist and a prioritised list of improvements to support your next round of development. In one day, move from ā€œI have an idea for a toolā€ to something you can operate, demonstrate and discuss. Your workshop project will be a product prototype that you can continue developing and refining as your needs become clearer. ## šŸ‘„ Who is this workshop for? * Entrepreneurs with a product or service idea who want to build their first prototype. * Small business owners looking to improve the customer experience or explore new services. * Consultants and freelancers who want to turn their expertise into practical tools. * Product managers and Business Analysts who want to practise defining requirements and building with AI. * Professionals without a coding background who are ready to try AI coding tools. **No coding experience is required. You should be comfortable with basic laptop tasks and willing to try new software, review results and make adjustments throughout the day.** Please bring a laptop on which you can install software, and follow the pre-workshop instructions to set up Claude Code and the required development environment. You can bring a business idea that can be explored without sensitive information, or use one of the project briefs provided in class. Account requirements and any additional software or usage costs will be confirmed before you register. ## Meet Your Instructor: Vanessa Cai **Senior Business Analyst \| Over 20 years of experience in banking and fintech** Vanessa brings extensive experience in requirements analysis, solution design and validation. At NAB, she has led complex projects involving electronic payment systems, terminal management and AI applications. Her experience spans risk management, change management and business requirements analysis, with a focus on turning business problems into clear, actionable solutions. She brings this business analysis perspective to the workshop, helping you consider who your product serves, how its core journey should work, and how to assess whether the results meet your requirements. Her professional certifications include: * IIBAĀ® Agile Analysis Certification * IIBAĀ® Certification in Product Ownership Analysis * IIBAĀ® Entry Certificate in Business Analysis * AWS Certified AI Practitioner ## Event Details **Date:** Sunday, 22 November 2026 **Time:** 10:00 am–4:00 pm, Melbourne time (AEDT) — tentative **Location:** Melbourne — venue to be confirmed **Format:** In-person practical workshop **Language:** English **Early bird:** A$328 per person **Standard price:** A$389 per person ## Join the Workshop **Give your business idea its first working version in just one day.** From understanding your users and defining requirements to building core features, testing and making improvements, join Vanessa for a practical journey from idea to product prototype with Claude Code. **Come with an idea. Leave with a project you can keep building.**

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MAD COACHING Sunday Coaching Session

Sun, Nov 15, 2:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee

MAD COACHING Saturday Coaching Session

Sat, Nov 14, 1:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee
Coaches/Consultants/Creatives Meet up

Coaches/Consultants/Creatives Meet up

Tue, Nov 17, 11:30 PM
From Bay Area Coach & Consultant Business Meetup Group

**Meet up in Person - For the people who give, and want to meet their people** Meet up in-person Wednesday 18th Nov, at Dundas and Faucett in Albert Park... This is a social group, not a networking group, so come relaxed and simply to meet people, make new connections, and be part of this community. No hustling required. Simply turn up solo, as we all do, and meet new people. Registration to get numbers required.

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MAD COACHING Sunday Coaching Session

Sun, Nov 15, 2:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people interested in coaching within local communities like Melbourne. You can join groups tailored for professional growth and networking through scheduled meetups. Engage with coaches and peers to hone your skills and expand your professional network.

Yes, Meetup hosts various career coaching groups in Melbourne. You can find groups focused on career advice, skill development, and professional networking. Each group has its events where members meet and share insights on advancing career paths.

Coaching groups on Meetup are run by organizers who schedule events or sessions. These typically include workshops, discussions, and networking opportunities aimed at professional enhancement. Members participate to gain skills or insights shared by coaches or peers.

Yes, workshops are commonly organized by coaching groups in Melbourne. These workshops cover various career advancement topics, from personal development to industry-specific coaching, and are available for Meetup members to attend.

Events are usually listed in advance, allowing you to RSVP and plan accordingly. You can see upcoming events on the Meetup platform to join at your convenience, thereby accommodating your schedule and commitments.

While using Meetup to browse events or groups is often free, some coaching sessions might have a fee. These fees cover costs like materials or honorariums for speakers, and specifics should be available in the event details.

It is not mandatory to attend every session of a coaching group you join. You can choose which events to attend based on your interest or availability, making it easy to participate without overcommitting.

Yes, joining multiple coaching groups is possible on Meetup. This allows you to diversify learning experiences and opportunities across different areas of interest or professional development focus.

Group organization can vary as events depend on individual organizers. While many groups are well-structured, offering scheduled sessions, it's worthwhile checking group reviews or past event feedback on Meetup.

You can RSVP to a meeting directly on the Meetup platform. Once you find an event you're interested in, simply click the RSVP option to confirm your attendance and receive updates from the organizers.

While Melbourne offers diverse coaching groups, specifics depend on existing groups and interests. It's a good idea to browse and see what aligns with your professional development goals.

No, events on Meetup are organized by individual groups and hosts, not by Meetup itself. Each group autonomously schedules and manages their events, providing unique shared experiences.

Meetup is oriented towards group activities and not specifically designed for one-on-one coaching sessions. However, networking at group events might lead to private opportunities, leveraging connections made.

Not necessarily. Depending on the organizer, you may find both in-person and online coaching events listed for Melbourne. Check the event details to confirm the format before attending.

While not required, active participation enhances the likelihood of gaining more from coaching groups. Engaging openly can enrich your learning and foster valuable professional connections.