Free Digital Security Masterclass: Every point of interconnection, every piece of digital data, every new business network or software system is a point of vulnerability that cybercriminals can target. Are you protected enough? Take a deep dive into your digital security with Leesa Watego, Iscariot Media.

Attend Online: A link will be supplied the day before the Masterclass.

About the Facilitator: Leesa Watego - Brisbane, Australia, Iscariot Media, Australian Institute of Company Directors, Melbourne Business School, Griffith University, Queensland University of Technology | about.me

Leesa is passionate about the development of Indigenous business, and the Indigenous Business and the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce movement. She is the Managing Director of Iscariot Media, an agency that focuses on creative Indigenous solutions for small businesses. Leesa works consistently to empower Indigenous communities by developing opportunities within the Indigenous business sector through initiative such as: The Critical Classroom - producing Indigenous educational resources; Deadly Bloggers, the first directory of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island bloggers; and, Dark + Disturbing, an Aboriginal curatorial project.

Leesa was nominated as a Queensland Digital Champion in 2016 and was a member of the inaugural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Business and Innovation Reference Group. Additionally serving a year on the Queensland Government’s Procurement Industry Advisory Group, you get the picture, she is a deadly tidda and is here to share knowledge with you.

About the Tiddas in Business program: The Tiddas in Business program is a series of culturally appropriate business activities that introduce entrepreneurship, business, and leadership skills. The activities are led by Indigenous Businesswomen who provide insights, strategies, tools and resources for starting and growing a business.

Business Ready Workshops use a toolkit that covers topics central to establishing a business, including - how to get started, ABN registration, business names, doing e-business, business structures, forecast + cash flow, strategic planning, insurance, Intellectual Property rights, digital marketing + networking, money, legal advice, scaling your business, exporting.

Masterclass: Walking in Two Worlds, Communicating with Confidence and The Art of Pitching; Developing Proposals; Cashflow forecast; Marketing & Sales; Cyber Security; Web page development; Business Tax, BAS - working with the ATO; Legal Matters for starting your business, IP and Copyright; Strategic Planning.

Virtual Yarning Circles: In addition to the topics covered above, there will be informal yarning circles where you benefit from the knowledge of the facilitator as well as from the experiences of other tiddas in business. The sessions are culturally safe and provide opportunities for sharing thoughts and ideas, asking questions, and building supportive relationships with others.

Leadership: By virtue of being in business, an Indigenous businesswomen can be thrust into leadership roles within their communities and subsequently in the broader community. The Tiddas in Business program will provide leadership seminars that focus on developing positive behaviours, investigating leadership styles, influencing others, and developing self-awareness of leadership potential, both individually and collectively.

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Enquiries: Contact Terri Lethlean, terri@murawin.com.au or 0437 338 306

Tiddas in Business is delivered from 2021-24 with support from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet’s Office for Women.

Artwork: "Stronger Together" Freeda Roberts, Dunghutti Creations.