Indigenous Business, Enterprise and Corporations Conference ......Professor, The University of Western Australia 12.30pm–1.30pm Lunch 1.30pm–3.00pm individual Breakout Sessions

Indigenous Business, Enterprise and Corporations Conference | Program

3 – 4 December 2012

8.00am Registrations, Networking and Coffee

8.45am–10.30am Conference Openning

Session 1 Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre

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Professor Paul Flatau | Director, The Centre for Social Impact, The Business School, The University of Western Australia (UWA)

WeLCOme TO COuNTRy

adjunct Professor Richard Walley Oam CitWa

WeLCOme TO The uWa BuSiNeSS SChOOL

Professor Phil Dolan | Dean, The Business School, The University of Western Australia

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Professor marcia Langton aO | Chair of Australian Indigenous Studies, University of Melbourne

Transforming Native Title Rights into Economic Strengths

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Neil Willmett | Managing Director, Willmett Group, Chairman Indigenous Business Council of Australia

Why We Can’t Wait – The Urgent Need to Build the Indigenous Business Sector

10.30am–11.00am morning Tea

11.00am–12.30pm individual Breakout Sessions

Workshop and clinic session

Session 2.1 Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre

Session 2.2 ernst and young Lecture Theatre

Session 2.3 michael Chaney Case Study Room, G42

Session 2.4 Case Study Room 101




ReSeaRCh STuDeNT WORkShOP SeSSiON

iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSSeS iN aCTiON i NaTive TiTLe i

CORPORaTe iNDiGeNOuS PaRTNeRShiPS i aRTS aND muSiC i SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy i

eDuCaTiON, meNTORiNG aND TRaiNiNG i COmmuNiTy hOuSiNG

Tutorial Room 160

For workshop details page 03.

1. minnie king | Manager, Carey Mining

Australian Mining – An Aboriginal Perspective

2. David Williams | CEO and amanda Lear | Managing Director, Gilimbaa

A Small Business in a Big Window: The Story of Gilimbaa – An Indigenous Creative Agency

3. David Liddiard | CEO, Birubi and Peter Dunn | Indigenous Services Global Business Leader, GHD Pty Ltd

The Birubi Story – "Good Intentions are Not Enough"

Chair

Professor Dennis Foley | The University of Newcastle

1. John hender | National Head of Native Title Services, Perpetual Private

The Emerging Landscape of the Role of Professional Trustees in Native Title

2. adam Levin | Tax and Commercial Partner, Jackson McDonald

Using Charitable Trusts – The Economic Development Challenge

3. Grant Bussell | CEO, IBN Corporation

The Trustee as a Social Enterprise

Chair

Dr Stuart Bradfield | Negotiations Manager, South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council

1. Steven Zurzolo | Project Manager, Doric Contractors

Community Engagement

2. Dr katherine Ryan | Director, Indigenous Talent

Culture-Fair Cognitive Testing for Recruitment, Selection and Development

Chair

Brenda Love | Branch Manager, Indigenous Economic Strategy Group, DEEWR

1. Tim acker | Principal Research Leader, CRC for Remote Economic Participation, Curtin University

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Economies: Early Progress

2. Robyn ayres | Executive Director, Arts Law Centre of Australia

Intellectual Property Issues in Indigenous Arts and Tourism Businesses – Some Case Studies

Chair

Professor Ted Snell | Director, Cultural Precinct, The University of Western Australia

The WA Social Enterprise Fund. Social Enterprise and Social Procurement: New Opportunities for Indigenous Australians

Panel Session

Jacqueline Jordan | Social Enterprise Manager, Social Ventures Australia (SVA)

Rebecca Tomkinson | Manager, Community Partnerships, Bankwest and WA Director SVA

Susan Black | Development Manager, SVA

michael Combs | CEO, Career Trackers

Joel Prince and andrew Taylor | BrothaBoy Clothing

Dr Christina Colegate | Project Manager, Ngurra Barna

Chair

Lyn Deering | Director, Sector Services and Development, Western Australian Council of Social Service (WACOSS)

1. Phil Sillifant | Wesfarmers

Indigenous Training and Skill Development

2. alan Beattie | Chief Executive Officer, Nyaarla Projects

Indigenous Education and Training – Opportunities and Barriers

3. ariel Spigelman | Research Consultant, McNair Ingenuity Research

Aboriginal Australians' Attitudes towards Government Training and Employment Initiatives: The Effect of Remoteness

Chair

associate Professor Clint Brackwell | School of Indigenous Studies, The University of Western Australia

1. Shane hamilton | WA and SA State Manager, Community Housing Limited

A National Regulatory System for Community Housing providers (Growth, Opportunity, and Challenges)

2. Leeanne Caton | Managing Director, Noongar Mia Mia

Indigenous Controlled Housing Management – A Positive Step Towards Breaking Free of the Disadvantaged Life Cycle.

3. Julia Shadlow Bath | CEO, Goldfields Indigenous Housing Organisation

Aboriginal Housing in the Goldfields – A Success Story

Chair

Dr Sarah Prout | Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia

12.30pm–1.30pm Lunch

1.30pm–3.00pm individual Breakout Sessions









iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS DeveLOPmeNT WORkShOP

WeSTeRN auSTRaLiaN STRaTeGieS TO aChieve iNDiGeNOuS emPOWeRmeNT ReSeaRCh i aRTS aND muSiC ii

a FOCuS ON The kimBeRLey

CaPiTaL, FiNaNCe aND BaNkiNG

iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS DeveLOPmeNT mODeLS

Tutorial Room 160


SOCiaL eNTeRPRiSe CLiNiC

Tutorial Room 162


1. The hon Ben Wyatt, mLa | Shadow Treasurer, Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs; Native Title

Regional Empowerment: A State Government Approach

2. Professor Jill milroy | Dean, School of Indigenous Studies, UWA

Real Futures Need Real Choices

3. David Collard | State Aboriginal NRM Coordinator

Aboriginal Engagement in Natural Resource Management (NRM)

Chair

Gail Reynolds adamson | Director, Kepa Kurl Eco-Cultural Discovery Tours

1. Professor kevin hindle | CEO, and Principal Consultant, Mentor Entrepreneurship Group

The Emerging Field of Indigenous Entrepreneurship

2. Professor Jock Collins | Professor of Social Economics, University of Technology Sydney

Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Australia: Qualitative Insights

3. Professor Tim mazzarol | The University of Western Australia

Developing Indigenous Entrepreneurship Frameworks

Chair

Dr Boyd hunter | Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

Martumilli and BHP Billiton Iron Ore – Parkurlpa (happiness inside): The Business of Real Partnerships in Action

Gabrielle Sullivan | Art and Business Manager, Martumilli Artists

kathleen Sorensen | Artist, Martumilli Artists

Ngalangka Nola Taylor | Martumilli Artists

Richard O'Connell | Head of Community and Indigenous Affairs, BHP Billiton Iron Ore

Chair

Carly Davenport | Curator, Project Manager, Producer – InterMedia

1. michelle Broun | CEO, Magabala Books Aboriginal Corporation

The Story of Magabala Books Aboriginal Corporation

2. Paul isaachsen | Manager, Living Change, Wunan Foundation Inc

Indigenous Organisations Supporting Indigenous Organisations

Chair

Tahn Donovan | Aboriginal Tourism, Development Coordinator, Department of Environment and Conservation

1. James mcClements | Managing Partner, Resource Capital Funds

Gaining an Understanding of Investing

2. Joe Procter | Founder and Managing Director, IndiEnergy

Understanding the Commercial Opportunities around your Native Title

3. David evans | Senior Manager, Regional Commercial and Business, Westpac Banking Group

Indigenous Banking Solutions – A Paradigm Shift in Thinking for Financial Institutions

Chair

John hender | National Head of Native Title Services, Perpetual Private

1. andrew Johnson | Senior Associate, RSM Bird Cameron

Building Financial Capacity through Business Support Programs: Our Experiences in Supporting and Developing the Financial Management Mindset

2. michele villa | Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst and Young

Business Models for Successful Indigenous Enterprises

3. andrew Clarke | Manager, Network Services, IBA Enterprises

Indigenous Business Australia – Supporting Indigenous Economic Success

Chair

Liz Ritchie | State Director, CEDA

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2012 indigenous Business, enterprise and Corporations Conference | monday 3 December 2012 | uWa Business School

8.00am Registrations, Networking and Coffee

8.45am–10.30am Conference Openning


ChaiR

Professor Paul Flatau | Director, The Centre for Social Impact, The Business School, The University of Western Australia (UWA)

WeLCOme TO COuNTRy

adjunct Professor Richard Walley Oam CitWa

WeLCOme TO The uWa BuSiNeSS SChOOL

Professor Phil Dolan | Dean, The Business School, The University of Western Australia

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Professor marcia Langton aO | Chair of Australian Indigenous Studies, University of Melbourne

Transforming Native Title Rights into Economic Strengths

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Neil Willmett | Managing Director, Willmett Group, Chairman Indigenous Business Council of Australia

Why We Can’t Wait – The Urgent Need to Build the Indigenous Business Sector


11.00am–12.30pm individual Breakout Sessions









ReSeaRCh STuDeNT WORkShOP SeSSiON

iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSSeS iN aCTiON i NaTive TiTLe i

CORPORaTe iNDiGeNOuS PaRTNeRShiPS i aRTS aND muSiC i SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy i

eDuCaTiON, meNTORiNG aND TRaiNiNG i COmmuNiTy hOuSiNG

Tutorial Room 160


1. minnie king | Manager, Carey Mining

Australian Mining – An Aboriginal Perspective

2. David Williams | CEO and amanda Lear | Managing Director, Gilimbaa

A Small Business in a Big Window: The Story of Gilimbaa – An Indigenous Creative Agency

3. David Liddiard | CEO, Birubi and Peter Dunn | Indigenous Services Global Business Leader, GHD Pty Ltd

The Birubi Story – "Good Intentions are Not Enough"

Chair

Professor Dennis Foley | The University of Newcastle

1. John hender | National Head of Native Title Services, Perpetual Private

The Emerging Landscape of the Role of Professional Trustees in Native Title

2. adam Levin | Tax and Commercial Partner, Jackson McDonald

Using Charitable Trusts – The Economic Development Challenge

3. Grant Bussell | CEO, IBN Corporation

The Trustee as a Social Enterprise

Chair

Dr Stuart Bradfield | Negotiations Manager, South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council

1. Steven Zurzolo | Project Manager, Doric Contractors

Community Engagement

2. Dr katherine Ryan | Director, Indigenous Talent

Culture-Fair Cognitive Testing for Recruitment, Selection and Development

Chair

Brenda Love | Branch Manager, Indigenous Economic Strategy Group, DEEWR

1. Tim acker | Principal Research Leader, CRC for Remote Economic Participation, Curtin University

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Economies: Early Progress

2. Robyn ayres | Executive Director, Arts Law Centre of Australia

Intellectual Property Issues in Indigenous Arts and Tourism Businesses – Some Case Studies

Chair

Professor Ted Snell | Director, Cultural Precinct, The University of Western Australia

The WA Social Enterprise Fund. Social Enterprise and Social Procurement: New Opportunities for Indigenous Australians

Panel Session

Jacqueline Jordan | Social Enterprise Manager, Social Ventures Australia (SVA)

Rebecca Tomkinson | Manager, Community Partnerships, Bankwest and WA Director SVA

Susan Black | Development Manager, SVA

michael Combs | CEO, Career Trackers

Joel Prince and andrew Taylor | BrothaBoy Clothing


Chair

Lyn Deering | Director, Sector Services and Development, Western Australian Council of Social Service (WACOSS)

1. Phil Sillifant | Wesfarmers

Indigenous Training and Skill Development

2. alan Beattie | Chief Executive Officer, Nyaarla Projects

Indigenous Education and Training – Opportunities and Barriers

3. ariel Spigelman | Research Consultant, McNair Ingenuity Research

Aboriginal Australians' Attitudes towards Government Training and Employment Initiatives: The Effect of Remoteness

Chair

associate Professor Clint Brackwell | School of Indigenous Studies, The University of Western Australia

1. Shane hamilton | WA and SA State Manager, Community Housing Limited

A National Regulatory System for Community Housing providers (Growth, Opportunity, and Challenges)

2. Leeanne Caton | Managing Director, Noongar Mia Mia

Indigenous Controlled Housing Management – A Positive Step Towards Breaking Free of the Disadvantaged Life Cycle.

3. Julia Shadlow Bath | CEO, Goldfields Indigenous Housing Organisation

Aboriginal Housing in the Goldfields – A Success Story

Chair

Dr Sarah Prout | Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia











iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS DeveLOPmeNT WORkShOP

WeSTeRN auSTRaLiaN STRaTeGieS TO aChieve iNDiGeNOuS emPOWeRmeNT ReSeaRCh i aRTS aND muSiC ii

a FOCuS ON The kimBeRLey

CaPiTaL, FiNaNCe aND BaNkiNG

iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS DeveLOPmeNT mODeLS

Tutorial Room 160



Tutorial Room 162


1. The hon Ben Wyatt, mLa | Shadow Treasurer, Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs; Native Title

Regional Empowerment: A State Government Approach

2. Professor Jill milroy | Dean, School of Indigenous Studies, UWA

Real Futures Need Real Choices

3. David Collard | State Aboriginal NRM Coordinator

Aboriginal Engagement in Natural Resource Management (NRM)

Chair

Gail Reynolds adamson | Director, Kepa Kurl Eco-Cultural Discovery Tours

1. Professor kevin hindle | CEO, and Principal Consultant, Mentor Entrepreneurship Group

The Emerging Field of Indigenous Entrepreneurship

2. Professor Jock Collins | Professor of Social Economics, University of Technology Sydney

Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Australia: Qualitative Insights

3. Professor Tim mazzarol | The University of Western Australia

Developing Indigenous Entrepreneurship Frameworks

Chair

Dr Boyd hunter | Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

Martumilli and BHP Billiton Iron Ore – Parkurlpa (happiness inside): The Business of Real Partnerships in Action

Gabrielle Sullivan | Art and Business Manager, Martumilli Artists

kathleen Sorensen | Artist, Martumilli Artists

Ngalangka Nola Taylor | Martumilli Artists

Richard O'Connell | Head of Community and Indigenous Affairs, BHP Billiton Iron Ore

Chair

Carly Davenport | Curator, Project Manager, Producer – InterMedia

1. michelle Broun | CEO, Magabala Books Aboriginal Corporation

The Story of Magabala Books Aboriginal Corporation

2. Paul isaachsen | Manager, Living Change, Wunan Foundation Inc

Indigenous Organisations Supporting Indigenous Organisations

Chair

Tahn Donovan | Aboriginal Tourism, Development Coordinator, Department of Environment and Conservation

1. James mcClements | Managing Partner, Resource Capital Funds

Gaining an Understanding of Investing

2. Joe Procter | Founder and Managing Director, IndiEnergy

Understanding the Commercial Opportunities around your Native Title

3. David evans | Senior Manager, Regional Commercial and Business, Westpac Banking Group

Indigenous Banking Solutions – A Paradigm Shift in Thinking for Financial Institutions

Chair

John hender | National Head of Native Title Services, Perpetual Private

1. andrew Johnson | Senior Associate, RSM Bird Cameron

Building Financial Capacity through Business Support Programs: Our Experiences in Supporting and Developing the Financial Management Mindset

2. michele villa | Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst and Young

Business Models for Successful Indigenous Enterprises

3. andrew Clarke | Manager, Network Services, IBA Enterprises

Indigenous Business Australia – Supporting Indigenous Economic Success

Chair

Liz Ritchie | State Director, CEDA

Centre for Social Impact | The University of Western Australia | 2

Francois Peron national Park – shark Bay, Photo oF courtesy oF tourism Western australia

3.00pm–3.30pm afternoon Tea











CORPORaTe iNDiGeNOuS PaRTNeRShiPS ii

iNDiGeNOuS CORPORaTiONS ReSeaRCh ii NaTive TiTLe ii

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy ii

PaRTNeRShiPS iN RemOTe aBORiGiNaL hOuSiNG

a FOCuS ON CeNTRaL auSTRaLia

Tutorial Room 162

For workshop details see below.

FiNaNCe aND BaNkiNG WORkShOP

Tutorial Room 161

David evans | Westpac


1. Tony Noonan | General Manager, Doorn Dijil Yoordaning Mining and Construction

The Challenges of Partnering

2. heath Nelson | Manager, Aboriginal Business Centre, Fortescue Metals Group

Billion Opportunities – Strategy to Increase Aboriginal Engagement

3. John Galvin | Executive General Manager, Engineering & Risk, Georgiou and Daryl Smith | General Manager, Gumala Enterprises

The Gumala Georgiou Journey

Chair

Professor John Dell | Dean Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, UWA

1. Joe mastrolembo | Deputy Registrar, Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations

Good Governance in Indigenous Corporations

2. Joe Procter | Managing Director, IndiEnergy, Frank Procter | Executive Director, IndiEnergy and Nigel Browne | Chairman and Traditional Owner, Larrakia Development Corporation

Strategic Planning in a Storm of Pressure and Commercial Opportunity

3. Leon van erp | Community Relations Superintendent, Newcrest Mining Limited,mike Plumb | Sports Development Officer, Western Desert Sports CouncilGae Synnott | Synnott Mulholland Management Services Ltd

Physical Activity Partnership for Social Change – Providing Real Business Development Opportunities

Chair

adam Levin | Tax and Commercial Partner, Jackson McDonald

1. Professor Dennis Foley | University of Newcastle and Dr Boyd hunter | Senior Fellow, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

Evidence on Indigenous Entrepreneurs —The Road to Economic Independence?

2. Fiona martin | Senior Lecturer, Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales

A New Income Tax Exempt Entity: The Indigenous Economic and Community Development Corporation

Chair

Professor kevin hindle | CEO and Principal Consultant, Mentor Entrepreneurship Group

1. ian Rawlings | CEO, Central Desert Native Title Services Ltd

Developing a Desert Economy from the Land Up

2. Shahzad Rind | Executive Director, IndiEnergy Pty Ltd

The "Native Title" Business: The Next Phase

3. Pamela kaye | Special Counsel, Akoma

Native Title Agreements – Providing Real Business Development Opportunities

Chair

Franklin Gaffney | Consultant

1. Jane vadiveloo | CEO, Children’s Ground

Strong Both Ways – Sustaining Social Cultural and Economic Wellbeing through Equity and Rights

2.kali Balint | Managing Director, Indigenous Consulting Group

Finding the Common Enemy: Working with Feuding Communities Towards Self-Determination and Economic Development

3. Les Wallam | Executive Officer and Clare O'kelly | Business Development and Partnerships, Woolkabunning Kiaka Inc., Syd Jackson | Woolkabunning Kiaka Inc Ambassador

Networked Communities for Sustainable Futures Roelands Village: Lighting the Beacon for Economic Freedom

Chair

Charmaine Green | Lecturer, Aboriginal Health, The Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health, UWA

Genevieve errey | WA Department of Housing

Richard aspinall | State Manager, The Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA)

Chair

monique Berkhout | Manager, Aboriginal Housing Policy, Department of Housing Western Australia

Collaborating to Support Social Enterprise in Central Australia

Panel Session

Jarrod Ormiston | PhD Student University of Sydney Business School

Jason Quin | Social Enterprise Hub Manager, Desert Peoples Centre

Cassandra Stewart | Wellbeing Team, Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku

Christy vanderhyden | Wellbeing Co-ordinator, Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku

Chair


5.05pm–5.45pm Combined Session


The hon. Peter Collier | Minister for Education, Energy, Indigenous Affairs

introduction and Chair

Duncan Ord | Deputy Director, Department of Indigenous Affairs, WA

7.00pm–7.30pm Pre-Dinner Drinks and music | The university Club

7.30pm Conference Dinner | The university Club www.business.uwa.edu.au/ibecconference

Workshop and Clinic Sessions

Tutorial Room 162 Tutorial Room 160 Tutorial Room 160 Tutorial Room 160 Tutorial Room 161


ReSeaRCh STuDeNT WORkShOP SeSSiON mOu WORkShOP iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS DeveLOPmeNT WORkShOP FiNaNCe aND BaNkiNG WORkShOP

monday 1.30pm–3.00pm | Session repeated at 3.30pm–5.00pm

Tuesday 11.00am–12.30pm

Jacqueline Jordan | SVA

Susan Black | SVA

Rebecca Tomkinson | SVA

Western Australian Council of Social Services (WACOSS) and Social Ventures Australia (SVA)

One-on-one clinics with aspiring Indigenous entrepreneurs and social enterprises

monday 11.00am–12.30pm

Short presentations by students followed by discussion.

Tuesday 1.30pm–3.00pm

minerals Council of australia and the australian Government

So you would like to start your own business or alternatively you would like to engage the services of an Indigenous business?

This workshop will provide opportunity for discussion on effective models of Indigenous business engagement, capacity building and support as well as addressing barriers to Indigenous business development.

Come along and meet the Regional Coordinators for the Memorandum of Understanding on Indigenous Employment & Enterprise Development and talk through some practical strategies on how to better connect industry and government support services with Indigenous businesses.

1.30pm–3.00pm

andrew Johnson | RSM Bird Cameron

Do you have a problem that keeps you up at night?

Wouldn't it be great to have direct access to an expert strategist who can give you a solution on the spot or at the very least send you in the right direction? The idea of this workshop is to explore business issues that are important to you the business owner but hopefully from another angle so that you can change your views and solve the issues that are confronting the business.

Please bring those business issues and be prepared to discuss them with the group. Andrew will also work through a profit improvement workshop should there not be enough questions.

3.30pm–5.00pm


With increasing revenue streams for Indigenous communities as a result of Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs) with Native Title Traditional Owners, financial institutions need to think differently about their product and services offered to Indigenous organisations and their communities. Providing mainstream “off the shelf” financial solutions are no longer considered good enough in making a significant difference to Indigenous economic capacity building. This workshop will discuss the challenges around providing Indigenous banking solutions and explore financial initiatives going forward for Indigenous organisations and their communities.

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2012 indigenous Business, enterprise and Corporations Conference | monday 3 December 2012 | uWa Business School












CORPORaTe iNDiGeNOuS PaRTNeRShiPS ii

iNDiGeNOuS CORPORaTiONS ReSeaRCh ii NaTive TiTLe ii

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy ii

PaRTNeRShiPS iN RemOTe aBORiGiNaL hOuSiNG

a FOCuS ON CeNTRaL auSTRaLia

Tutorial Room 162


FiNaNCe aND BaNkiNG WORkShOP

Tutorial Room 161



1. Tony Noonan | General Manager, Doorn Dijil Yoordaning Mining and Construction

The Challenges of Partnering

2. heath Nelson | Manager, Aboriginal Business Centre, Fortescue Metals Group

Billion Opportunities – Strategy to Increase Aboriginal Engagement

3. John Galvin | Executive General Manager, Engineering & Risk, Georgiou and Daryl Smith | General Manager, Gumala Enterprises

The Gumala Georgiou Journey

Chair

Professor John Dell | Dean Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, UWA

1. Joe mastrolembo | Deputy Registrar, Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations

Good Governance in Indigenous Corporations

2. Joe Procter | Managing Director, IndiEnergy, Frank Procter | Executive Director, IndiEnergy and Nigel Browne | Chairman and Traditional Owner, Larrakia Development Corporation

Strategic Planning in a Storm of Pressure and Commercial Opportunity

3. Leon van erp | Community Relations Superintendent, Newcrest Mining Limited,mike Plumb | Sports Development Officer, Western Desert Sports CouncilGae Synnott | Synnott Mulholland Management Services Ltd

Physical Activity Partnership for Social Change – Providing Real Business Development Opportunities

Chair

adam Levin | Tax and Commercial Partner, Jackson McDonald

1. Professor Dennis Foley | University of Newcastle and Dr Boyd hunter | Senior Fellow, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

Evidence on Indigenous Entrepreneurs —The Road to Economic Independence?

2. Fiona martin | Senior Lecturer, Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales

A New Income Tax Exempt Entity: The Indigenous Economic and Community Development Corporation

Chair

Professor kevin hindle | CEO and Principal Consultant, Mentor Entrepreneurship Group

1. ian Rawlings | CEO, Central Desert Native Title Services Ltd

Developing a Desert Economy from the Land Up

2. Shahzad Rind | Executive Director, IndiEnergy Pty Ltd

The "Native Title" Business: The Next Phase

3. Pamela kaye | Special Counsel, Akoma

Native Title Agreements – Providing Real Business Development Opportunities

Chair


1. Jane vadiveloo | CEO, Children’s Ground

Strong Both Ways – Sustaining Social Cultural and Economic Wellbeing through Equity and Rights

2.kali Balint | Managing Director, Indigenous Consulting Group

Finding the Common Enemy: Working with Feuding Communities Towards Self-Determination and Economic Development

3. Les Wallam | Executive Officer and Clare O'kelly | Business Development and Partnerships, Woolkabunning Kiaka Inc., Syd Jackson | Woolkabunning Kiaka Inc Ambassador

Networked Communities for Sustainable Futures Roelands Village: Lighting the Beacon for Economic Freedom

Chair

Charmaine Green | Lecturer, Aboriginal Health, The Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health, UWA

Genevieve errey | WA Department of Housing


Chair

monique Berkhout | Manager, Aboriginal Housing Policy, Department of Housing Western Australia

Collaborating to Support Social Enterprise in Central Australia

Panel Session

Jarrod Ormiston | PhD Student University of Sydney Business School


Cassandra Stewart | Wellbeing Team, Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku

Christy vanderhyden | Wellbeing Co-ordinator, Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku

Chair


5.05pm–5.45pm Combined Session


The hon. Peter Collier | Minister for Education, Energy, Indigenous Affairs

introduction and Chair

Duncan Ord | Deputy Director, Department of Indigenous Affairs, WA

7.00pm–7.30pm Pre-Dinner Drinks and music | The university Club

7.30pm Conference Dinner | The university Club www.business.uwa.edu.au/ibecconference

Workshop and Clinic Sessions

Tutorial Room 162 Tutorial Room 160 Tutorial Room 160 Tutorial Room 160 Tutorial Room 161


ReSeaRCh STuDeNT WORkShOP SeSSiON mOu WORkShOP iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS DeveLOPmeNT WORkShOP FiNaNCe aND BaNkiNG WORkShOP

monday 1.30pm–3.00pm | Session repeated at 3.30pm–5.00pm

Tuesday 11.00am–12.30pm

Jacqueline Jordan | SVA

Susan Black | SVA

Rebecca Tomkinson | SVA

Western Australian Council of Social Services (WACOSS) and Social Ventures Australia (SVA)

One-on-one clinics with aspiring Indigenous entrepreneurs and social enterprises

monday 11.00am–12.30pm

Short presentations by students followed by discussion.

Tuesday 1.30pm–3.00pm


So you would like to start your own business or alternatively you would like to engage the services of an Indigenous business?

This workshop will provide opportunity for discussion on effective models of Indigenous business engagement, capacity building and support as well as addressing barriers to Indigenous business development.

Come along and meet the Regional Coordinators for the Memorandum of Understanding on Indigenous Employment & Enterprise Development and talk through some practical strategies on how to better connect industry and government support services with Indigenous businesses.

1.30pm–3.00pm

andrew Johnson | RSM Bird Cameron

Do you have a problem that keeps you up at night?

Wouldn't it be great to have direct access to an expert strategist who can give you a solution on the spot or at the very least send you in the right direction? The idea of this workshop is to explore business issues that are important to you the business owner but hopefully from another angle so that you can change your views and solve the issues that are confronting the business.

Please bring those business issues and be prepared to discuss them with the group. Andrew will also work through a profit improvement workshop should there not be enough questions.

3.30pm–5.00pm


With increasing revenue streams for Indigenous communities as a result of Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs) with Native Title Traditional Owners, financial institutions need to think differently about their product and services offered to Indigenous organisations and their communities. Providing mainstream “off the shelf” financial solutions are no longer considered good enough in making a significant difference to Indigenous economic capacity building. This workshop will discuss the challenges around providing Indigenous banking solutions and explore financial initiatives going forward for Indigenous organisations and their communities.


Francois Peron national Park – shark Bay, Photo oF courtesy oF tourism Western australia

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6. Don Voelte & Nancy Keegan Case Study Room 101

7. Sir Rod Eddington Case Study Room 141

8. Hawaiian Tutorial Room 160 – Speakers Room

9. The Cullity Tutorial Room 161 – Media Room

10. John Poynton AM Tutorial Room 162 – SVA Workshops

11. Mitsui Tutorial Room 163 – Workshops

12. Professor Philip Brown Room 164

Case Study Room 201Case Study Room 242

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2. Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre

3. Michael Chaney AO Case Study Room G42

The Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre is accessed from outside – follow the arrows.

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Currie Hall St ThomasMore College

St George’s College Tuart House

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HAMPDEN ROAD

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UWA Aquatic Centre

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IDEALHouse

Irwin St.Building

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Earth Science Museum

Park Ave. Bldg.

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New FortuneTheatre

Maths

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University Club of WA

Bayliss Building

VisitorsInformationCentre

Water SportsComplex

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CTEC

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StudentsMarquee

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JAMES OVAL

Wheelchair Access Public Toilets

Buildings accessible during conference

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First Aid Help Point

CONFeReNCe BReakFaST aND DiNNeR

CONFeReNCe LOCaTiON

7.00am–9.00am Breakfast by the Bay | The university Club

Building the Indigenous Economy: The Vital Role of Business and Enterprise Colleen hayward marcia Langton Natalie Walker Neil Willmett

8.45am–9.20am Registrations, Networking and Coffee

9.20am–10.30am Welcome back

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Jody Broun | Co-Chair, National Congress of Australia’s First People

A New Way of Doing Business: Economic Development and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Natalie Walker | Chief Executive Officer, Australian Indigenous Minority Supplier Council

The Value of Developing Indigenous Suppliers


10.00am–12.30am individual Breakout Sessions




Session 6.3 michael Chaney Case Study Room






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iNDiGeNOuS COmmuNiTy iNveSTmeNTS, hOuSiNG aND SOCiaL ChaNGe

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Tutorial Room 162


Panel Session

The Memorandum of Understanding Between the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) and the Australian Government on Indigenous Employment and Business Development in the Resources Sector

Brenda Love | Indigenous Economic Strategy Group, The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR)

Therese Postma | MCA Assistant Director for Social Policy


Chair

Tim Shanahan | Director, Energy and Minerals Institute UWA

1. Professor Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh | Business School, Griffith University

Maximising 'Community Benefits' from Native Title Agreements: Governance and Agreement Revenues

2. Lily O'Neill | PhD Student, Melbourne University

Powerful Negotiators: Coming to an Agreement for James Price Point

3. Franklin Gaffney | Consultant

PBCs: From Native Title to Sustainable Economic Development

Chair

Professor Richard Bartlett | Director of the Centre for Mining, Energy and Natural Resources Law, Law School, The University of Western Australia

1. mark keogh | CEO, UON and Wayne Smith Thirntu-UON JV and Trinity-UON JV

Creating Sustainable Business and More Skilled Aboriginal Personnel

2. Derek Flucker | Managing Director, RBY Projects, and matt Ryland | Legal and Project Officer RBY Projects

Using the Past to Build a Strong Future: Indigenous People Working Together to Benefit from the Resource Sector

3. Chantal harris | Business Strategy Consultant, Representing BYAC Contracting Pty Ltd

Working with Aboriginal Corporations: Building Relationships to Balance Community and Commercial Needs

Chair

Rita Sully | Social Performance Manager, Shell

1. Sonya Pearce | Director, Indigenous Programs, University of Technology Sydney

Aboriginal Women and Entrepreneurship

2. Professor Cristina Gibson | University of Western Australia

Examining the Evidence: Does Collaborative Competency Building through Volunteer Experience in Indigenous Organisations Work?

Chair

Deidre Tedmanson | Lecturer, University of South Australia

Nigel Bird | Regional Officer, West Australian Music Industry Association Inc

Music: Business and Community

Damien Thornber | Founder and Projects Coordinator, Desert Feet Tour

Our Most Precious Resource

Chair

James Boyd | Manager of WA ArtSupport

1.John hender | National Head, Perpetual Private

Making Funds from Investments go Further: The Importance of Sound Investments

2.Wendy kelly | Manager Housing Strategies, Wunan Foundation

More Than Just Housing - A Model for Social Change

3. Chris milne | Executive Officer, Development and Acquisitions, Foundation Housing Limited

Facilitation of Indigenous Corporations into Affordable Housing

Chair

TBC

1. David Bagheri | National Development Manager,Many Rivers Microfinance

Indigenous Microenterprise Development

2. Laura egan | Director, Enterprise Learning Projects

Building Skills, Confidence and Experience through Enterprise Projects

3. mark anderson | CEO, Fairbridge WA

The Fairbridge Bindjareb Project – an Unusual Partnership

Chair

David Collard | State Aboriginal NRM Coordinator


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7.00am–9.00am Breakfast by the Bay | The university Club

Building the Indigenous Economy: The Vital Role of Business and Enterprise Colleen hayward marcia Langton Natalie Walker Neil Willmett

8.45am–9.20am Registrations, Networking and Coffee

9.20am–10.30am Welcome back

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS


A New Way of Doing Business: Economic Development and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

CONFeReNCe aDDReSS

Natalie Walker | Chief Executive Officer, Australian Indigenous Minority Supplier Council

The Value of Developing Indigenous Suppliers


10.00am–12.30am individual Breakout Sessions




Session 6.3 michael Chaney Case Study Room






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iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS PaRTNeRShiPS ReSeaRCh iii

aRTS aND muSiC iii muSiC, BuSiNeSS aND COmmuNiTy

iNDiGeNOuS COmmuNiTy iNveSTmeNTS, hOuSiNG aND SOCiaL ChaNGe

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy iii

Tutorial Room 162


Panel Session

The Memorandum of Understanding Between the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) and the Australian Government on Indigenous Employment and Business Development in the Resources Sector

Brenda Love | Indigenous Economic Strategy Group, The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR)

Therese Postma | MCA Assistant Director for Social Policy


Chair

Tim Shanahan | Director, Energy and Minerals Institute UWA

1. Professor Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh | Business School, Griffith University

Maximising 'Community Benefits' from Native Title Agreements: Governance and Agreement Revenues

2. Lily O'Neill | PhD Student, Melbourne University

Powerful Negotiators: Coming to an Agreement for James Price Point

3. Franklin Gaffney | Consultant

PBCs: From Native Title to Sustainable Economic Development

Chair

Professor Richard Bartlett | Director of the Centre for Mining, Energy and Natural Resources Law, Law School, The University of Western Australia

1. mark keogh | CEO, UON and Wayne Smith Thirntu-UON JV and Trinity-UON JV

Creating Sustainable Business and More Skilled Aboriginal Personnel

2. Derek Flucker | Managing Director, RBY Projects, and matt Ryland | Legal and Project Officer RBY Projects

Using the Past to Build a Strong Future: Indigenous People Working Together to Benefit from the Resource Sector

3. Chantal harris | Business Strategy Consultant, Representing BYAC Contracting Pty Ltd

Working with Aboriginal Corporations: Building Relationships to Balance Community and Commercial Needs

Chair

Rita Sully | Social Performance Manager, Shell

1. Sonya Pearce | Director, Indigenous Programs, University of Technology Sydney

Aboriginal Women and Entrepreneurship

2. Professor Cristina Gibson | University of Western Australia

Examining the Evidence: Does Collaborative Competency Building through Volunteer Experience in Indigenous Organisations Work?

Chair

Deidre Tedmanson | Lecturer, University of South Australia

Nigel Bird | Regional Officer, West Australian Music Industry Association Inc

Music: Business and Community

Damien Thornber | Founder and Projects Coordinator, Desert Feet Tour

Our Most Precious Resource

Chair

James Boyd | Manager of WA ArtSupport

1.John hender | National Head, Perpetual Private

Making Funds from Investments go Further: The Importance of Sound Investments

2.Wendy kelly | Manager Housing Strategies, Wunan Foundation

More Than Just Housing - A Model for Social Change

3. Chris milne | Executive Officer, Development and Acquisitions, Foundation Housing Limited

Facilitation of Indigenous Corporations into Affordable Housing

Chair

TBC

1. David Bagheri | National Development Manager,Many Rivers Microfinance

Indigenous Microenterprise Development

2. Laura egan | Director, Enterprise Learning Projects

Building Skills, Confidence and Experience through Enterprise Projects

3. mark anderson | CEO, Fairbridge WA

The Fairbridge Bindjareb Project – an Unusual Partnership

Chair

David Collard | State Aboriginal NRM Coordinator







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eDuCaTiON, meNTORiNG aND TRaiNiNG ii iNDiGeNOuS TOuRiSm i

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy iv


MOU Workshop


1. David Flanagan | CEO, Atlas Mining

What worked, what didn't, what we learned

2. michael Combs | CEO and Founder Career Trackers

How Career Trackers helps make Indigenous Employment Work

3. Robyn Sermon | Rio Tinto Iron Ore

Rio Tinto’s experience in Pilbara Aboriginal Business Development

Chair


1. Paul Rosair | Director General, Department of Regional Development and Lands

Improving Aboriginal Economic Participation in Regional Western Australia

2. Duncan Ord | Deputy Director General, Department of Indigenous Affairs

The Last Frontier- Business in Remote Communities

Chair

michelle andrews | Deputy Director General Strategic Policy Department of Mines and Petroleum

Collaborative Research

1. Dr Sarah Prout | Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia and Charmaine Green | The Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health, UWA

Urban Aboriginal Housing Research Partnerships: Harnessing Strengths and Navigating Challenges

2. Deirdre Tedmansen | University of South Australia, Professor Drew Dawson | Central Queensland University and Dennis and Roxanne Colson | The Tjungu Learning Country Project (Turkey Bore & Tjutjinpiri Homelands - Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunyatjatjara Lands of South Australia)

Enterprising Collaborations

Chair

michelle evans | Research Fellow, Melbourne Business School

1. Professor kevin hindle | CEO and Principal Consultant, Mentor Entrepreneurship Group

Parable of the Tepee

2. Dr Boyd hunter | Senior Fellow, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

Recent Trends in Indigenous Entrepreneurship

Chair

Professor Cristina Gibson | The University of Western Australia

1. Neil Jarvis | CEO, Graham Polly Farmer Foundation

Creating Pools of Highly Employable Aboriginal Youths

2. Ray Garrett | Senior Project Officer, School of Indigenous Studies, The University of Western Australia

The University of Western Australia High School Outreach Program

Chair

Caroline De mori | Chairman, EON Foundation

1. Gail Reynolds-adamson | Director, Kepa Kurl Eco-Cultural Discovery Tours

Diversify to Survive

2. Johnny edmonds | CEO, Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council

Leveraging Universal Indigenous Values to Grow Indigenous Businesses

3. Darren Capewell | CEO, Wula Guda Nyinda Aboriginal Eco Tours

Eco-tourism

Chair

Doc Reynolds | Chair, WAITOC Director, Kepa Kurl Eco-Cultural Discovery tours

1. Tom Jenkins | Senior Manager, Sustainability and Community Engagement, IBA

Measuring IBA's Financial and Social Impact

Social Impact Measurement Workshop

2. Jarrod Ormiston | University of Sydney Business SchoolJason Quin | Social Enterprise Hub Manager, Desert Peoples Centre

Using Strategic Frame to Understand, Measure and Report the Impact of Indigenous Enterprise

Chair

Cath Pattenden | Manager, Social Responsibility at JK Tech Pty Ltd










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eDuCaTiON, meNTORiNG aND TRaiNiNG iii

aRTS aND muSiC iv: iNDiGeNOuS aRT CeNTReS

iNDiGeNOuS ReSeaRCh aND TeaChiNG NaTive TiTLe iv

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy v iNDiGeNOuS TOuRiSm ii

1. amanda healy | Maxx Engineering Owner/Director

A Will to Win

2. mihau kamieniak | Director, Shamen Creative and Lewis Walker | Shamen Creative

Story Maps: Using Technology to Inspire and Educate Culture

Chair

Joe Proctor | Managing Director, IndiEnergy

1. David Wirrpanda | Director and Founder, David Wirrpanda Foundation

2. Lockie Cooke | ICEA Foundation

Young People’s Role in Reconciliation

Chair

melissa Suric | Labyrinth Group

1. Christine Scroggin | Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA (AACHWA)

Working with Aboriginal Art Centres

2. Clive Scollay | Maruku Arts

Selling Culture – Staying Strong: Maruku Arts – a Remarkable Tale

Chair

emilia Galatis | Manager, Merenda Gallery

1. michelle evans | Melbourne Business School

Piloting MURRA – Aboriginal Business Master Class

2. Rebecca harcourt | Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales

Our Business Our Future: Engaging Community with Business Knowledge through Drawing on all our Strengths

3. Professor andrew Terry | Chair of the Discipline of Commercial Law at the University of Sydney Business School, Benjamin Wenke | University of Sydney

Indigenous Business Development: A Role for Social-Franchising?

Chair

Fiona martin | Senior Lecturer, Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales

Panel Discussion

Dr Stuart Bradfield | South-West Land and Sea Council

Professor Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh | Griffith University


ian Rawlings | Central Desert Native Title Services Ltd

Grant Bussell | IBN Corporation

1. Christina Colegate | Ngurra Barna

Ngurra Barna: Building a New Social Enterprise

2. Joe mbuzi | Griffith University

The Indigenous/non-Indigenous Dichotomy

Chair


1. Jimmy “Thiliny” andrews | Director of Bungoolee Tours

A Whole of Life Approach to Remote Indigenous Business

2. ian Robinson | Spirit Journeys

From Tourists to Travellers: How to Help Visitors Connect with the Spirituality of Land

3. Tahn Donovan | Department of Environment & Conservation

National Parks and Opportunities

Chair

Robyn ayers | Executive Director, Arts Law

4.50pm–5.50pm Session 9 Wesfarmers | Final Panel

6.00pm–8.00pm Drinks and Networking | music from the Desert Feet Tour

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WORkShOP aND CLiNiC SeSSiON

iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS aND emPLOymeNT aChievemeNT

ReGiONaL aND RemOTe aBORiGiNaL eCONOmiC DeveLOPmeNT iN WeSTeRN auSTRaLia ReSeaRCh iv –

ReSeaRCh v – eNTRePReNeuRShiP

eDuCaTiON, meNTORiNG aND TRaiNiNG ii iNDiGeNOuS TOuRiSm i

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy iv


MOU Workshop


1. David Flanagan | CEO, Atlas Mining

What worked, what didn't, what we learned

2. michael Combs | CEO and Founder Career Trackers

How Career Trackers helps make Indigenous Employment Work

3. Robyn Sermon | Rio Tinto Iron Ore

Rio Tinto’s experience in Pilbara Aboriginal Business Development

Chair


1. Paul Rosair | Director General, Department of Regional Development and Lands

Improving Aboriginal Economic Participation in Regional Western Australia

2. Duncan Ord | Deputy Director General, Department of Indigenous Affairs

The Last Frontier- Business in Remote Communities

Chair

michelle andrews | Deputy Director General Strategic Policy Department of Mines and Petroleum

Collaborative Research

1. Dr Sarah Prout | Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia and Charmaine Green | The Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health, UWA

Urban Aboriginal Housing Research Partnerships: Harnessing Strengths and Navigating Challenges

2. Deirdre Tedmansen | University of South Australia, Professor Drew Dawson | Central Queensland University and Dennis and Roxanne Colson | The Tjungu Learning Country Project (Turkey Bore & Tjutjinpiri Homelands - Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunyatjatjara Lands of South Australia)

Enterprising Collaborations

Chair

michelle evans | Research Fellow, Melbourne Business School

1. Professor kevin hindle | CEO and Principal Consultant, Mentor Entrepreneurship Group

Parable of the Tepee

2. Dr Boyd hunter | Senior Fellow, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University

Recent Trends in Indigenous Entrepreneurship

Chair

Professor Cristina Gibson | The University of Western Australia

1. Neil Jarvis | CEO, Graham Polly Farmer Foundation

Creating Pools of Highly Employable Aboriginal Youths

2. Ray Garrett | Senior Project Officer, School of Indigenous Studies, The University of Western Australia

The University of Western Australia High School Outreach Program

Chair

Caroline De mori | Chairman, EON Foundation

1. Gail Reynolds-adamson | Director, Kepa Kurl Eco-Cultural Discovery Tours

Diversify to Survive

2. Johnny edmonds | CEO, Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council

Leveraging Universal Indigenous Values to Grow Indigenous Businesses

3. Darren Capewell | CEO, Wula Guda Nyinda Aboriginal Eco Tours

Eco-tourism

Chair

Doc Reynolds | Chair, WAITOC Director, Kepa Kurl Eco-Cultural Discovery tours

1. Tom Jenkins | Senior Manager, Sustainability and Community Engagement, IBA

Measuring IBA's Financial and Social Impact

Social Impact Measurement Workshop

2. Jarrod Ormiston | University of Sydney Business SchoolJason Quin | Social Enterprise Hub Manager, Desert Peoples Centre

Using Strategic Frame to Understand, Measure and Report the Impact of Indigenous Enterprise

Chair

Cath Pattenden | Manager, Social Responsibility at JK Tech Pty Ltd










iNDiGeNOuS BuSiNeSS iN aCTiON ii

eDuCaTiON, meNTORiNG aND TRaiNiNG iii

aRTS aND muSiC iv: iNDiGeNOuS aRT CeNTReS

iNDiGeNOuS ReSeaRCh aND TeaChiNG NaTive TiTLe iv

SOCiaL aND COmmuNiTy v iNDiGeNOuS TOuRiSm ii

1. amanda healy | Maxx Engineering Owner/Director

A Will to Win

2. mihau kamieniak | Director, Shamen Creative and Lewis Walker | Shamen Creative

Story Maps: Using Technology to Inspire and Educate Culture

Chair

Joe Proctor | Managing Director, IndiEnergy

1. David Wirrpanda | Director and Founder, David Wirrpanda Foundation

2. Lockie Cooke | ICEA Foundation

Young People’s Role in Reconciliation

Chair

melissa Suric | Labyrinth Group

1. Christine Scroggin | Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA (AACHWA)

Working with Aboriginal Art Centres

2. Clive Scollay | Maruku Arts

Selling Culture – Staying Strong: Maruku Arts – a Remarkable Tale

Chair

emilia Galatis | Manager, Merenda Gallery

1. michelle evans | Melbourne Business School

Piloting MURRA – Aboriginal Business Master Class

2. Rebecca harcourt | Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales

Our Business Our Future: Engaging Community with Business Knowledge through Drawing on all our Strengths

3. Professor andrew Terry | Chair of the Discipline of Commercial Law at the University of Sydney Business School, Benjamin Wenke | University of Sydney

Indigenous Business Development: A Role for Social-Franchising?

Chair

Fiona martin | Senior Lecturer, Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales

Panel Discussion

Dr Stuart Bradfield | South-West Land and Sea Council

Professor Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh | Griffith University


ian Rawlings | Central Desert Native Title Services Ltd

Grant Bussell | IBN Corporation

1. Christina Colegate | Ngurra Barna

Ngurra Barna: Building a New Social Enterprise

2. Joe mbuzi | Griffith University

The Indigenous/non-Indigenous Dichotomy

Chair


1. Jimmy “Thiliny” andrews | Director of Bungoolee Tours

A Whole of Life Approach to Remote Indigenous Business

2. ian Robinson | Spirit Journeys

From Tourists to Travellers: How to Help Visitors Connect with the Spirituality of Land

3. Tahn Donovan | Department of Environment & Conservation

National Parks and Opportunities

Chair

Robyn ayers | Executive Director, Arts Law

4.50pm–5.50pm Session 9 Wesfarmers | Final Panel

6.00pm–8.00pm Drinks and Networking | music from the Desert Feet Tour


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Conference ChairWinthrop Professor Paul FlatauDirector for the Centre for Social ImpactTel: +61 8 6488 1366Email: [email protected]

Conference managerFiona Allan Email: [email protected]: +61 8 6488 4772Email: [email protected]

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