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            Brett de Hoedt hosts posh networking events, rowdy industry awards, serious national conferences, anxious crisis meetings and celebratory public events. Book direct.

             Some things change - fashions, currencies, monarchies - but some things remain. Brett will emcee his 14th consecutive Disability Employment Australia national conference in 2020. The conference brings together a sector now valued at close to a billion dollars.

             “There’s no issue closer to my heart than employment, ,” says Brett. “Jobs mean acceptance, status, challenge, integration, acceptance - it’s so much more than just the money. Working with the sector that finds work for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment is a pure pleasure and it’s always a treat to work with an audience that knows you. If anyone there has been to a conference since 2006, they’ll know me.’

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