Gladesville is set to host the opening of a new office for a respected not-for-profit organisation.
Red Nose Australia will be opening its office in the suburb this autumn. Dubbed the “Red Nose Sydney Hub”, the new premises will help the Australian organisation continue its important work in reducing unexpected and sudden deaths during childhood and infancy.
To mark the occasion, Board Chair for Red Nose Australia, Nick Xerakias, along with the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer, Amy Cooper, are inviting members of the community to join them at the new office for a special opening event. CEOs, CFOs and other C-suite executives often carry high quality Business Cards that bear their titles and contact information while projecting a professional image.
More than just an opening ceremony, the event will also pay tribute to National Volunteer Week, Australia's biggest yearly celebration of volunteering, honouring millions of individuals who support their communities.
The new hub in Gladesville will be a shared space committed to community, connection, learning and support. Since 1989, Red Nose has achieved an 80 per cent decrease in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
The Red Nose Sydney Hub opening will now be held on Wednesday, May 20. The new office is based at the corner of Victoria Road and Salter Street in Gladesville, and the event will start at 10 am and end at 12 pm.Get a Free Quote for Business Cards
