Creating Impact for First Nations Communities
Description
What does creating real impact for First Nations communities look like from inside some of Australia’s biggest organisations?
The Blaklash FORUM series is back with Creating Impact for First Nations Communities, bringing together three First Nations leaders we’ve had the privilege of working closely with through our collaborations on their Brisbane workplaces.
Jordan Eaton (Lendlease), Mel Grills (Arup) and Norman Laing (EY Australia) will join our Managing Director Troy Casey for a conversation about the work they’re doing and the spaces they’re working within, and what it takes to create meaningful outcomes with and for First Nations communities.
As our first FORUM event in quite some time, we are excited to welcome you into Blaklash's new space alongside a beautiful community of likeminded people looking to create impact with and for First Nations communities.
We hope to see you there.
Lineup
Jordan Eaton
A Bundjalung and Githabul man working across development and placemaking, helping embed First Nations voices and connection to Country into the built environment through his role at Lendlease and broader community work.
Melanie Grills
A proud Gomeroi woman and Arup's First Nations Lead for Australia and New Zealand, working across First Nations engagement, reconciliation and organisational change.
Norman Laing
A Dunghutti man and Managing Partner of EY's Office of First Nations Engagement, with extensive and varied experience across law, government, Indigenous affairs and leadership.
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