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Thought Leadership Series 2022

Indigenous participation

Thought Leadership Series 2022

Indigenous participation

Webinar 1

Advancing First Nations professionals for the benefit of the resources sector and the community

In the first webinar of the Series, we discussed recognising First Nations peoples’ skills and strengths, building early and lasting relationships, and better understanding and investing in a range of business models. 

Panellists

Dr Michelle Evans

Webinar 1 - Indigenous Participation
Associate Professor
University of Melbourne

Kia Dowell

Webinar 1 - Indigenous Participation
Chairperson
Gelganyem Limited

Leslie Delaforce

Webinar 1 - Indigenous Participation
Indigenous Entrepreneurship Director
Minderoo Foundation

Russell Reid

Webinar 1 - Indigenous Participation
National RAP Lead and Senior Aboriginal Affairs and Participation Consultant
WSP

Sorrell Ashby

Webinar 1 - Indigenous Participation
Founder and Managing Director
Guumali

Other webinars in the Series

Copper, growth and project delivery

Adelaide | Online

Exploring copper as the next major growth engine for global mining, and the increasing complexity of delivering major projects in competitive, capital-constrained environments. 

Strategic resources and critical minerals

Melbourne | Online

Examining the role of strategic reserves, supply chain resilience and policy design in strengthening sovereign capability and global competitiveness.

Building an innovation ecosystem

Brisbane | Online

Why Australia struggle to scale mining technology, and what must change to move innovation from pilot to industrial adoption. 

Critical minerals

Securing Australia’s competitive advantage to meet the world’s critical minerals needs Webinar 5

The header image on this page is the artwork "Reflective Connectedness" by Sarah Richards.

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