Podcast appearances and mentions of suzanne davies

This week Luke is joined by Alex Pereira and making her debut, from the award winning ''Football in Berkshire'' Podcast, Abi Ticehurst.   They look back at the midweek action in the Conti Cup, is the gap between the WSL and Championship so big? There is a look at the WSL as Arsenal march on, Chelsea are solid and are Brighton dark horses? Plus in the Championship it was a day of missed opportunities for a lot of teams except Watford who will be buzzing after there first win of the season.  Andrew Raeburn speaks to Whyteleafe's Suzanne Davies, after they secured back to back wins in the London and South East Premier Division.  Abi gives her thoughts on the clash between Eversley & California v New Milton Town in the Southern Region Womens Football League.  And Abi also reveals why she loves a good header Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms 

Today I'm talking to Suzanne Davies, CEO of the Marina Industries Association. Suzanne has had a successful career spanning over 30 years in service industries, particularly hospitality and the marine sectors. In October 2020 Suzanne commenced as the CEO of the Marina Industries Association and I am excited about the changes she has already made to the direction of this important education and standards facilitator of the industry. Suzanne has spent nearly 15 years in senior management roles in the marina industry. For over 12 years, Suzanne was the General Manager of the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, the state's largest and most comprehensive waterfront facilities and sailing club. Suzanne then moved to take on the role of CEO of the country's largest marina group, d'Albora Marinas. Suzanne was a director and the treasurer of the MIA 2012- 2020 and is currently on the board of Australian Sailing. Prior to the marina industries, Suzanne held senior roles in a number of hotel groups including Sheraton, Meriton and Mirvac. This is a pattern we have seen before - even in myself that many women transition from hotels into marinas - after all there are many similarities. Suzanne explains what the MIA does and how her career opportunities came about. For more information on the Marine Industries Association go to www.marinas.net.au and if you are looking for opportunities available in the boating industry or have opportunities within your marine or marina business that you would like to advertise go to www.marinejobs.org.au  If you would like to know more about me and what I am doing,  you can follow me on instagram @theboatprincess or go to www.theboatprincess.com where you can also sign up for my newsletter and receive FREE digital subscription to Ocean Magazine until Jan 2022. See you on the water soon The Boat Princess is on YouTube Here is our podcast feature in the Marine Industries Association   

Contemporary, innovative exhibitions have been a hallmark of Suzanne Davies work as Director of the RMIT Gallery in Swanston Street, Melbourne. Whether it be Photography, Fashion, Fine Art, Craft or Installation the exhibitions always delight in pushing artistic boundaries. Here she talks to Stephen Crafti about the gallery's latest exhibition of Italian Contemporary Jewellery which ends on August 14th.