July 28, 2025 July 28, 2025
Camberwell In Business thanks its members and guests and special guest speaker, world-class Disability Extreme Athlete Bobby Bajram, for making its dinner and networking event at Cinder a night to remember.
Bobby was the youngest person in Australia diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis (at the age of 13) more than 40 years ago, and is the first person in the world with a severe disability and no oxygen to have have climbed four of the highest mountains in the world.
He spends up to six months a year in a wheelchair, on walking sticks and/or in bed, and is now training to become the first and oldest person with a disability in the world to summit Mount Everest.
His extraordinary story is one of courage, determination and resilience, and Camberwell In Business appreciates him taking the time to share it with our members and guests.
Camberwell In Business also takes this opportunity to thank the fantastic team at Cinder for its wonderful support and hospitality in the lead-up to – and throughout – the night, as well as Content Creator Aaron Smith for his work on producing a high-quality video package.
Camberwell In Business is a community where businesses can network, collaborate and thrive. We're committed to delivering our members and their guests first-class events and opportunities, mutually beneficial relationships and exciting experiences.
• To learn how Camberwell In Business is working to connect the local business community and how you can be a part of it, please contact Andrew Johnstone on 0425 791 610 or at: [email protected] To view the Camberwell In Business E-Booklet, click HERE.
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