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2008 Research Seminar

Do you use research to guide your decision-making?

How reliable is it?

Your success in business is based on your ability to make difficult decisions on a daily basis. When making decisions, most people gather all the information they can and then use their knowledge and experience to form a judgment about the best way to proceed.

But what happens when you can't access the right information, or when the context and parameters of your business environment are so extraordinary that they are completely outside your experience?

The Hunter Valley Research Foundation is committed to helping people of the Hunter make better decisions about their communities and businesses. We can help you harness the power to base your decisions on evidence and facts rather than guess work.

We invite you to attend a free Research Seminar and discover:

why research is important to your business;
what constitutes reliable research and
how the Foundation can help you gather the evidence you need to make confident decisions.

Join key staff from the region's leading independent research organisation, the Hunter Valley Research Foundation, for an insightful presentation on the value of quality research.

Date: Thursday 27 November 2008

Speakers

Shanthi Ramanathan, HVRF Researcher

Venue: The Newcastle Club, on the Terrace, Newcomen Street Newcastle

Time: Breakfast served at 8:00 am; Seminar at 8:15; Function concludes at 9:15 am

RSVP: Friday 21 June 2008.

Bookings essential to Megan Blanch-Smith, Marketing HVRF or phone 4969 4566 ext 555 Invitation to 2008 Research Seminar is also available for download