Guests embraced the Flower Power theme, dressing up to celebrate at the Showtime Events Centre on the Yarra. This year was better than ever, featuring an incredible DJ, roaming photographer, and photo booth.
That's a wrap for the 2022/23 fiscal year, ending on a high note with the YWP Ball. For the second year in a row, the YWP Ball sold out, with 240 guests from the water industry in attendance. Guests embraced the Flower Power theme, dressing up to celebrate at the Showtime Events Centre on the Yarra. This year was better than ever, featuring an incredible DJ, roaming photographer, and photo booth.
The night kicked off with an inspirational speech by Sian Harrick reflecting on her recent trip to India. She encouraged attendees to take a long term approach in order to achieve lasting and sustainable impact. The event continued with an address from Joe El Zein from Steel Mains and concluded with Chris Lee, the current YWP chair. Chris Lee delivered a recap of the year's triumphs, unveiled a lineup of upcoming events, and extended a warm welcome to the new members of the subcommittee.
The dance floor came alive with the incredible DJ, captivating guests and setting the stage for an unforgettable night. Laughter and joy filled the air as attendees flocked to the photobooth, capturing precious memories with their industry friends. Relive the magic by checking out the stunning photographs taken by our talented roaming photographer.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our event sponsors, Steel Mains and CMP Consulting Group, whose unwavering support made the YWP Ball possible.
The YWP Ball is a truly memorable event, fostering connection and inspiration among professionals in the water industry and its affiliates. Attendees left with a sense of excitement and anticipation for the future ventures that will shape the water industry.
Check out the full photo gallery here.
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by Claire Huynh
