https://ethicalfields.com/" target="_blank">Ethical Fields hosted roundtable discussion on the intersection of the hydrogen economy, innovation and community wealth building. We believe this is a unique moment to reconfigure the economy to benefit regional communities and all of Australia. An opportunity that will be missed if we don't move quickly.

We are hosting a conversation with peers to explore how we can practically apply community wealth building as part of this transition. We'd love your input.

You can read more about Ethical Fields and Community Wealth Building here:

About the Hosts

Gareth Priday

Gareth Priday brings 'Living Labs" to place-based communities helping them via design thinking work out practical ways to develop. Gareth is also a skilled foresighter and facilitator.

Moira Were AM

Moira Were (AM) has worked from the kitchen table as a direct service social worker through to the cabinet table as a Chief of Staff to a Minister. She has extensive strategic and operational experience in the not-for-profit sector and in government at state, regional, national and international levels.

She has served and led in governance on statutory and regulatory bodies (including Medical Board of SA and the South Australian Emergency Services Commission), not for profit boards (including Social Impact Investment Network of SA, Southern Domestic Violence Service, Issues Deliberation Australia/America) as well as providing executive and strategic leadership roles including as CEO of Volunteering SA & NT Inc. and Global Executive Director of International Association of Public Participation (IAP2).

She is a Director of Scope Global, an Australian specialist international project management company with people as the focus of its program delivery. Moira is a member of the core team for Collaboration for Impact, Australia’s premier company doing systems change at scale.

Dissatisfied with the lack of gender equity in investment and contribution women led start ups, entrepreneurs and social enterprises get from the market, she founded Chooks SA, in 2017, a movement to foster gender equity for women innovators and entrepreneurs. With over 3000 members she is now developing a new incubator model for women excluded from the economy under the auspices of a co-operative called the Hen House. Moira received an Australian honour in 2019 (AM) for her significant service to the community of South Australia.