St Albans Dinamo Football Club this week announced the launch of its inaugural Dinamo Business Network Day. This unique event will bring together business leaders, community supporters, and football enthusiasts for a day of networking. The day promises inspiration and sport as well.
Set to take place on Sunday at Dinamo’s Churchill Reserve complex, it will happen ahead of the huge NPL Victoria ‘Croatian Derby’ clash between Dinamo and sister club Melbourne Knights. The event is designed to strengthen ties between the club and the wider business and Croatian communities.
According to event organisers, it will provide an opportunity to build meaningful partnerships. These partnerships will support the club’s growth both on and off the pitch.
“We’re excited to welcome partners and supporters to our first Dinamo Network Day,” said one of the event’s key organisers, Stela Špoljar.
“Their support has played a vital role in our progress. This event is our way of saying thank you while also looking ahead to a vibrant and bright future,” she added.
Apart from Špoljar, who is also heavily involved in the organisation of the Club’s upcoming 50th Anniversary Gala Ball, club president Ilija Dragičević is part of the coordinative team. Additionally, the club’s graphic designer Dane Dugandžić contributes to the Dinamo Network Day.
A hub for community & business leadership
The club representatives say the day reflects Dinamo’s long-term vision of becoming a hub not just for football, but also for community and business leadership.
Guests at the day’s luncheon will enjoy engaging activities throughout the day. These include networking sessions with local and interstate business professionals, keynote addresses from prominent guest speakers, and an exclusive club update presentation. There are opportunities to explore future collaborations with St Albans Dinamo. The day will conclude with a high stakes football match.
With a rich Croatian heritage and a proud presence in the National Premier League Victoria, St Albans Dinamo continues to invest in its community connections.
