Women's Business
Event description
PLEASE NOTE: This event has been POSTPONED. Contact hello@vervesuper.com.au for more information.
A panel discussion amongst four powerful First Nations women about their pursuit of business on this continent. A careful balance of old ways, new ways and doing it our way.
This event is for all First Nations people and allies. If you are curious about how Indigenous culture can inform business decisions, culture and innovation this event is for you!
Facilitated by Bundjalung woman, Verve member and Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) consultant, Ella Noah Bancroft.
Joining Ella on the virtual Verve couch are three incredible women —
- Kirli Saunders - Gunai woman, NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year (2020), multidisciplinary creator and consultant
- Allira Potter - Yorta Yorta woman, photographer and entrepreneur
- Jem Stone - First Nations Representative, wellness teacher, therapist and facilitator
In this discussion, we talk about culture, beliefs and the impact of our collective history on women and Indigenous women on this land. How we have got to where we are? What support is needed to endeavour to continue culture for our families and the ones to come?
Who is this event for?
Verve Super events are tailored to support women to build wealth. If you like our style and identify as non-binary or a man, we'd love you to join this event. Bring a friend or come alone, we are a welcoming community.
About Verve Super
Verve is an ethical super fund tailored for women and led by women. We support our members to build wealth* through ethical investing, financial coaching and by advocating for a fairer retirement system. We welcome men and non-binary people who believe in our mission to join us.
- wealth: an abundance of what you value most.
How will this event be run?
The event will be run on Zoom. An email with the login information will be sent to you. Please add the time to your diary.