Welcome to Ashgrove Forum
Ashgrove Forum is a friendly, supportive group that meets once a month in the Brisbane inner city area. The aim of our meetings is to improve confidence and communication skills. Members learn and practise public speaking, how meetings run, the roles and duties of office bearers and workshop facilitation. Feel free to contact us if you would like to learn new skills, enhance your abilities and meet new people. Visitors are always welcome.
Check out our Find a Forum link above for Forum clubs for wider Queensland residents.
Email: Ashgrove Forum
Facebook – Forum Communicators: https://www.facebook.com/forumcommunicators/
Covid-19
When attending meetings please adhere to social distancing rules and please do not attend if you are experiencing any cold and flu symptoms.
Meetings
Ashgrove Forum meets at 6:45pm on the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
Meetings are held at Meeting room at the rear of the Ashgrove Library
87 Amarina Ave, Ashgrove
RSVP: Please contact us on … any time before the meeting
Dress: casual/smart casual/work wear
Suits 16 years and above.
What others are saying …
If you value feeling confident at work and in social settings and want to communicate effectively for personal and professional success – join Forum! – Ben, Bayside Forum
I was introduced to Forum by an amazingly helpful member whose guidance and mentoring helped me quickly see the importance of both speaking with confidence and being able to run an effective meeting in my role then as Retirement Living Officer. Attaining and practising those skills meant that all avenues of my life changed and so many opportunities opened up. I am forever grateful to Forum for its inspirational leaders and members. – Elaine, Bayside Forum
Calendar of upcoming meetings
15th March 2023
Once in a Lifetime
19th April 2023
Media Review
17th May 2023
AGM
An Event that Changed the Course of History
21st June 2023
The State of the World Today
19th July 2023
What do you think is the greatest problem facing Mankind today? Explain your reason and how best to deal with it.