Indigenous Women in Business Celebration Night

Join us for Indigenous Women in Business Celebration Night, an evening dedicated to showcasing the achievements, strength, and stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business.

We’re now thrilled to host it during NAIDOC Week at Impact North in Nightcliff, a fitting time to come together and celebrate.

This event marks the powerful conclusion of our We Mean Business program. You’ll hear directly from the inspiring women who’ve taken part, sharing their stories, challenges, and successes.

We’re bringing everyone together for an outdoor networking event, featuring delicious Indigenous catering and the opportunity to connect, share ideas, and build meaningful business relationships.

The evening will feature a dynamic business panel highlighting the experiences, challenges, and success stories of Indigenous women in business.

Please note: This event was originally scheduled in June, but has been rescheduled due to illness within the First Innovators team.

This new change adds even more energy to the night as we celebrate NAIDOC Week and honour the strength, leadership, and impact of First Nations women in business.

It’s also a great opportunity to connect with other First Nations women in business, build meaningful relationships, and expand your network in a welcoming and empowering environment.

Date: Wednesday, 9 July 2025

Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Location: Outdoors at Impact North, 10 Pavonia Pl, Nightcliff NT

Free Event – Registration Essential

You can look forward to:

• A vibrant outdoor networking event

• Delicious Indigenous catering

• A dynamic business panel featuring First Nations women

• The opportunity to connect, share ideas, and build strong business relationships

Whether you’re running a business, dreaming of one, or simply want to connect and support deadly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women doing incredible things—this night is for you.

Celebrate with us during NAIDOC Week.

Don’t miss this chance to be inspired, build connections, and celebrate the deadly work of Indigenous women in business. Bring your energy, your curiosity, and your support—we’ll see you there!