Tiddas in Business Leadership Forum - Carol Vale
Event description
Hi Tiddas, Sistas, Sista-girls!
The free Tiddas in Business Leadership Forum furthers discussions around:
- Indigenous Business Leadership
- Business and Closing the Gap
through Investment
- Women in Business Leadership – lessons from those leading the way.
About the Facilitator
Carol Vale is a Dunghutti woman with bloodline connections to the Gumbaingirr and Anaiwan people of NSW. She is an entrepreneur and businessperson with over three decades of experience in government. According to Carol, her family and indeed, her extended family, are the primary drivers behind her dogged determination to seeing Murawin continue to create impact for Indigenous people. She has witnessed first-hand the power that Indigenous businesses can have to changing the social and economic lives of Aboriginal people. Carol is a firm believer that business enables choice and breaks paradigms that impact on our being all that we can be.
About the Tiddas in Business Program
The free Tiddas in Business program is a series of culturally appropriate business activities for women that introduces 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: Tiddas in Business uses a business 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: Pool of topics - Walking in Two Worlds, Communicating with Influence and The Art of Pitching; Business Plan/Capability Statement; 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.
Mentoring: In addition to the topics covered above, participating women will be offered mentoring 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.
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Enquiries: Contact Terri Lethlean <terri@murawin.com.au>
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.