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JOSH KENNEDY mindset of a winner PARMELIA HILTON, WEDNESDAY 25 MAY 2016 Discipline, focus and determination are all key components of a top athlete. Josh Kennedy is no stranger to this winning combination both on and off EVENT DETAILS the field. Wednesday 25 May 2016 Join us as we hear about Josh’s experience in managing his elite level of 7:00 - 9:00am athleticism, high medial profile and running his own business. Parmelia Hilton West Australian Josh Kennedy’s early roots were in basketball, where 14 Mill St Street parents Jenny Peterson and Jamie Kennedy both national professional Perth WA 6000 players. Playing both basketball and football growing up and representing WA as an under-16. Concentration then turned to football, playing for Northampton in the GNFL and was named in the under 18 All-Australian TICKETS team in 2005. Member $105 Individual $139 Whilst playing for the East Fremantle Football Club in the WAFL, Josh was Table of 8 $999 recruited to Carlton as the fourth pick in the 2005 National Draft. After playing 22 games, Josh was traded in 2008 to West Coast Eagles, in a Table of 10 $1,220 deal that involved the club’s captain at the time, Chris Judd. Establishing himself as a key forward he became the club’s leading goal kicker during 2011, 2013, 2014 and 2015 seasons. Josh has played 165 AFL games and kicked 368 goals and was the AFL’s Coleman Medal winner in 2015. A previous owner of Josh Kennedys Small Moves and Sleepys Osborne Park, Josh has taken an interest in business and has been enjoying learning its highs and lows along the way. Josh is also an ambassador for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of WA. eventandconferenceco.com.au [email protected] ( 08 6102 2516 JOSH KENNEDY Registration Date 25 May 2016 Booking Form Time 7.00-9.00am Venue Parmelia Hilton 14 Mill Street Please fill out the following details and return to Perth WA 6000 Event & Conference Co. A Suite 4, 377 Newcastle Street Northbridge, WA 6003 P 08 6102 2516 E [email protected] This form will be a Tax Invoice/Receipt for GST when you make a payment. ABN 666 0379 3513 PLEASE SELECT FROM THE FOLLOWING TYPE QUANTITY COST SUBTOtal Event Series member $105 inc GST Individual ticket $139 inc GST Table of 8 $999 inc GST Table of 10 $1,220 inc GST Want to save on ticket bundles? Visit our website eventandconferenceco.com.au for more information. COntaCT INFORMatION PAYMENT METHOD Name o Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard or Amex) Please be advised all Amex transactions will incur a 3% processing fee Company Name on Card Street Address Card Number Expiry Security Code State Postcode Signature Phone (work) o Invoice (mobile) Email Website *Terms and Conditions Apply Dietary Requirements Please visit eventandconferenceco.com.au to view full terms, conditions and cancellation policies. eventandconferenceco.com.au [email protected] ( 08 6102 2516.

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