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By Invitation Only: Join Chair Sarah Downie for a FREE Discovery Session – Greater Melbourne

30 January 2025 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
9:00am – 10:45am:
Introductions, updates and sharing
11:00am – 1:00pm:
Issues and opportunities discussion – helping leaders and businesses thrive
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You’re invited to a FREE Discovery Session with the Leaders for IMPACT Network in Greater Melbourne
You’ve been hand-picked as a Leader to join a dynamic live in-person session with Leadership Chair Sarah Downie and the vibrant members of the Greater Melbourne Leadership Hub.
This is a fantastic opportunity to connect, collaborate, and share insights.
Ready for a leap beyond the conventional? Join us, and together, let’s redefine the future of business!
Immerse yourself in the collaborative power of our peer-to-peer network, find the support your business needs, not just to grow, but to flourish.

Sarah Downie – Chair, Greater Melbourne Leadership Hub
Sarah is an accomplished executive and strategist, with a particular talent for transforming, leading and activating purpose-led organisations.
As CEO for the Shared Value Project Australia and New Zealand (SVP), she builds on 20 years’ experience in the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors to champion a better future for business and society collectively.
Driven by the belief that corporate assets, resources and innovation can unlock unrivalled social progress – whilst increasing business prosperity and sustainability – Sarah is committed to advancing a new kind of capitalism; fit for the times.
With previous roles including executive positions at impact-led organisations Make-A-Wish Australia, One Girl Australia and Big Brothers Big Sisters Australia; and co-building the award-winning creative agency Joy, Sarah brings a wealth of practical insight and dynamic thinking to the Leaders for Impact group.
She has completed the Sustainable Business Program at Harvard Business School (2019) and the Harvard Executive Program, Profit and Purpose: Creating Shared Value (2021).