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Welcome: Integr8 Professional

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"Here's an idea. Imagine belonging to a group where everyone thought about you and your needs: Where the focus is to find solutions to your problems, resources for your projects, and answers to your questions.".

 

Integr8 is that group - A business leadership organisation that fosters, cultivates and embraces this idea through the concept of social capital.

Social capital exists in the alliances we genuinely foster and build, the day to day partners who help you create success through reciprocity, mutual respect, generosity and trust. Social Capital refers to the things available to you through personal and business networks: resources like information, job and business opportunities, collaboration, coaching, mentoring, goodwill and emotional support.

Social capital is the currency of connections. It's the investment you make when you network and the resource you draw from when you ask for help. Social Capital works because it leverages your other capital, putting your physical and human resources in touch with other people who amplify it.

"When fully developed, social capital is as valuable as money in the bank." 

 

Integr8 helps you build social capital by providing you with the opportunity to join a community of committed and like-minded peers. We enable people to come together in an environment of trust in order to promote common good in business and community and tap into a wealth experience through innovative group contact, educational workshops and presentations.

Embrace the new standard, build real connections. Join us and benefit from the Company of Others.




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Testimonials



Jaeneen Cunningham

Griffith Business School Alumni

Jaeneen Cunningham is presenting the workshop " Relationship Building for Business Networking Success" at The Brisbane Hilton ... read more

"Jaeneen is smart, articulate and always generous with her time and ideas. She is an effective presenter, able to quickly assess her audience's knowledge and interest, targeting her messages accordingly." Karyn Brinkley
The Brisbane Institute