Julie Goodwin Book as a speaker/entertainer for your next event
Key Points for Julie Goodwin
- Julie Goodwin was the first ever MasterChef Winner Australia.
- She is the author of 6 successful cookbooks Our Family Table, Heart of the Home, Gather, $20 in 20 minutes, Homemade Takeaway and The Essential Cookbook.
- Julie co-hosted the popular weekday breakfast program with Dave “Rabbit” Rabbetts, Star FM between 2016-2018.
- Was a regular columnist for over 8 years for Australian Womens Weekly.
- Her television career includes MasterChef Fans and Favourites’ Network Ten 2022, ‘I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here’ ‘Network Ten 2015, ‘Today’ Channel 9, 2010 - 2014, ‘MasterChef Allstars’ Network Ten 2012 ‘Home Cooked’ Channel 9, 2010; Winner of ‘MasterChef Australia’ Series One Network Ten 2009.
Topics for Julie Goodwin
- Obstacles as opportunities
- Positivity, persistence and passionfruit puddle pie
- Choose your attitude
- Visualising goals / goal board
- Masterchef – the journey
- Cooking demos
Testimonials for Julie Goodwin
Julie was great on stage and really engaged with customers, chatting throughout the event and keeping it interesting. She also was very personable with the customer’s and a dream to deal with.
Kate & Co PR
Julie was delightful to work with and very enjoyable to watch. Customers loved seeing delicious food, made easy. The demonstrations were entertaining, informative and charismatic. I highly recommend Julie for any event or demonstration.
Retail Marketing Manager
Altona, Vicinity Centres
Julie was warm and friendly and an absolute star who went above and beyond for us on the day, it is without doubt that without Julie our day would not have been as successful… big shout out to Julie for her time, professionalism and wonderful cooking!
Antegra Estate
Julie was delightful to work with and very enjoyable to watch. Customers loved seeing delicious food, made easy. The demonstrations were entertaining, informative and charismatic. I highly recommend Julie for any event or demonstration.
Vicinity Centres