‘Dance Off’ raises $20,000 for Women’s Legal Services

The Dancing CEOs – Pia Lane, Clinton Viertel and Massimo Guida – generosity is only surpassed by their bravery as they performed a ‘dance-off’ in front of nearly 100 guests to raise funds for the Women’s Legal Service Queensland

It was an absolute honour to emcee an event which raised north of $20,000 and included a panel of passionate thought leaders including Lloyd and Sue Clarke from Small Steps 4 Hannah, Nina Schrinner, Chair of the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust and Marisa Vecchio AM philanthropist, businesswoman and the Chief Executive of Everything at Hanworth House

The night was short on speeches and long on networking – because as the StandbyU Foundation CEO Chris Boyle says – “Connections Change Lives”.

A big plug to Paul Spiro, Martin Rowen and Ty Fleming from Gadens for hosting the event and having been there to support the Women’s Legal Services Queensland from day one.

Win Win Outcomes were everywhere particularly when Designer Life‘s Micheal Leighton swapped his lucky door prize of $250 of hair styling for a signed Dolphins NRL Rugby League jersey initially won by Helen Williams from Part Two – Micheal needs a hair cut as about urgently as I do!!!