CPO Connect Sydney
Members Lunch


20th November
12:30 - 3:00 PM
Kiln, Level 18, 53 Wentworth Avenue, Surry Hills NSW 2000
Join us for an exclusive end-of-year lunch, reserved for members of our CPO Connect community.
Hosted in the private dining room at Kiln, this intimate gathering will bring together Sydney’s Chief People Officers for an afternoon of meaningful conversation, new connections and exceptional food.
After another demanding year for people leaders, this lunch offers a chance to step away from the day-to-day, reconnect with peers and reflect on the challenges and opportunities shaping the CPO agenda.
There is no formal presentation or packed agenda. Instead, the afternoon is designed to create space for open conversation, genuine peer connection and the sharing of ideas among leaders navigating similar challenges.
What to expect:
Meaningful Peer Connection: Meet and build relationships with fellow CPO Connect members in a private and relaxed setting.
Relevant Conversation: Exchange perspectives on the issues occupying today’s Chief People Officers, from transformation and workforce capability to executive influence and the future of work.
A Moment to Reset: Step away from the demands of the role and enjoy a three-course dining experience with wine in one of Sydney’s most distinctive venues.
Attendance is complimentary and available exclusively to CPO Connect members. Places are limited, RSVP quickly to secure your spot
Meet the host:


Founder & Director,
CPO Search
An experienced executive search specialist in senior and C-suite People & Culture appointments. A recruitment entrepreneur with over 15 years experience shaping leadership across Australia and the U.S. Known for her unwavering commitment to precision and speed, Sarah is a trusted partner to CEOs, CPOs, and Boards, expertly aligning leadership with long-term strategy and growth, including horizon AI searches.
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