2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series Kicks Off with Strong Turnout Across Australian Cities

• 2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series kicked off with good attendance from several cities
• Hundreds attended gatherings in Melbourne, Perth (breakfast), and Hobart (lunch)
• Events that were designed to inspire and empower women in the print industry

The 2025 Women in Print Breakfast Series kicked off with a bang, having strong attendance at the breakfast sessions in Melbourne and Perth, and a lunch in Hobart in the last few days. The series was launched in Melbourne, where a full house listened as esteemed presenter, author, teacher, podcaster, and media personality Craig Harper addressed the subject of potential — how to recognize it and take action towards achieving it.

The Women in Print Breakfast Series has started in style, drawing large attendances to its first events in Melbourne, Perth, and Hobart. With a focus on the theme 'Nourish to Flourish', the series is intended to provide women employed in the print, packaging, signage, and visual communications industries with valuable insight, empowerment, and networking opportunities.

Stephanie Gaddin, Chair of Women in Print Australia, reiterated that these events are not breakfasts for corporate purposes—they are valuable connection points for women at all stages of their careers to build, uplift one another, and refuel in a world of rapid change. The Melbourne event began with a motivating presentation by presenter and media personality Craig Harper, who spoke about the concept of releasing potential.

Perth hosted guest speaker Sharon Gleeson and WA patron Kimberley Skinner, followed by Hobart with an invitation-only networking lunch. The series resumes this week with events in Canberra, Adelaide, Sydney, and Brisbane, each featuring its own special speakers and theme—from personal presentation and wellbeing to mental health and sisterhood.