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AELC has just handed over our ISP requirements to Telstra who hopefully will provide us with great service and blistering speeds

Unfortunately, there are a few teething issues that are causing problems with our AELC mail servers. Some incoming mail isn’t reaching us and some isn’t getting out to where it needs to go.

So if you have had a bounce back or are waiting on an email from us, please accept our apologies for the inconvenience. Techs are trying to sort it all out.

Meanwhile the email address info@advantage.edu.au is getting through to us.

Also we would love to hear from you – call 08 92506544.

“Some people simply don’t know how to say ‘no’,” says Tracey. “But the only ‘trick’ is you just have to say ‘no’ and not give a reason.”

An extract from an interview with AELC CEO Tracey Hodgkins in a Woman’s Day article about negotiating.

Other areas Tracey talks about include Negotiating A Pay Rise, Buying A House At Auction, Customer Service Complaints and Disputes With Loved Ones.

Read the full story at: http://womansday.ninemsn.com.au/lifestyle/relationships/852913/negotiating.

The first ever Victorian Business Icon competition has been won by elected Councillor, Luba Grigorovitch.

Luba competed against three other finalists, Tom Haberfield, Glen Vollebregt and Alastair Wills in front of several hundred guests and a daunting judging panel at the RACV Club in Melbourne on Monday, 31st of August.

Luba is an Events Manager with the Department of Transport, an Electoral Officer for Lynne Kosky MP and an Elected Councillor for the City of Hobsons Bay. She also has a double degree from Victoria University.

The Girls Have It!

Pictured above is WA Business Icon 2009 winner, Rebecca Olsen (left) with the newly crowned inaugural Victorian winner, Luba Grigorovitch. Rebecca flew to Melbourne from Perth to speak at the final.

For more information visit www.vic.australianbusinessicon.com.