Business networking is back in person!
Local creative agency MoWorks and the Docklands Chamber of Commerce teamed up to host a business networking event on March 24 at the Melbourne City Marina.
In what was one of the first networking meetups of its kind in Docklands since the easing of COVID restrictions, the event’s strong turnout was a clear sign of the local appetite for more in person events.
The initiative was supported by the Chamber, as well as Hatch Quarter and Renew Australia. Enjoy a smattering of photos from the event by Docklands News photographer John Tadigiri •
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