Whether you're writing for clients, colleagues or journalists, clear and persuasive writing is one of the most powerful tools in your professional toolkit.
Date: Thursday, 12
th June 2025
Time: 8:45 AM - 1:00 PM AEST
Where: Tank Stream Labs, Sydney Startup Hub, Level 1 (Rooms 1 & 2), 11 York Street, Sydney, NSW
Join renowned trainer, Ky Chow - former journalist and communications consultant to brands like Google, ABC and Macquarie Bank - for a hands-on workshop designed to sharpen your business writing skills through real-world examples, proven techniques and practical exercises.
What you’ll gain from this session:
✅ Strategies to write with purpose and clarity
✅ 10 writing techniques to immediately level up your communication
✅ Tips for avoiding common grammar and punctuation pitfalls
✅ Frameworks for persuasive writing and sensitive communication
✅ Best formats for different writing scenarios – from emails to executive summaries
Don't delay - grab your ticket today for a practical, interactive session tailored for media and communications professionals who want to write with confidence and impact.
Register here.
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