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STRUT YOUR STUFF
Chooks was thrilled to be the first event of this year's Open State Festival .

Our bold mission: to put South Australia on the map as the first place in the world where 50% of start-up founders are female and 50% of business investment goes to those females. South Australia has been home to so many firsts for women, let's make this another one!

We took our mission to the streets of Adelaide with an event bringing together the start-up, enterprise and investment community through the city from the community table in the Adelaide Central Market to Old Parliament House, the first chamber in the world to pass laws for women to stand for parliament.

Special thanks to all the supporters, sponsors, speakers and parliamentary host and the 75 women and men who took place in the inaugural Strut your Stuff.

Workforce Blueprint and Career Blueprint helped out with social media. Check out the storify to see why were trending on twitter!

We will be holding a twilight Strut your Stuff along North Terrace on the eve of the 2018 State Election. Save the Date Friday 16 March and get on our mailing list so you don't miss out on tickets as we sold out this time.

Thanks for being a part of the movement for gender equity in investment for startups and social enterprises.

Founder, Chooks SA
We ran into Minister for Women, Hon. Zoe Bettison on our walk and she congratulated us on our efforts and looks forward to staying informed about our progress.
Our path was made colourful by our artist-in-residence Valli Morphett of Morph-It
The chooks were the talk of the town keeping the message going all day.
These brooches were included in the ticket price for Strut Your Stuff were made by Lauren Harper from Have you met Charlie?
Our host at Parliament House Katrine Hildyard MP with one of the Strut your Stuff collaborators and Adelaide's original social enterprise female founder Sarah Gun of GOGO events .
KiK Coffee founder Louise Nobes kicked off Strut your Stuff by telling everyone what gets her up in the morning - making an impact!
In the finance district female founder Amy Orange of Harvest Fair explained investment and business model challenges.