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Indigenous Business — the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Wednesday, 21 September 2020
- 7pm NSW | 6pm Qld | 5pm WA | 9pm NZ
Hosted by Warren Mundine, Truth Talking is live streamed to Facebook & YouTube where viewers can join the conversation with real time comments and questions as the panel discusses the important issues.
In this episode…
Indigenous-owned business has been a core part of the government’s Indigenous Advancement Strategy and policies to increase Indigenous economic participation for the past decade. Indigenous procurement policies in government and the private sector have driven the creation of thousands of businesses.
It’s time to take stock and ask what has worked, what hasn’t and where are the gaps. There is no self-determination without economic self-determination and the onus is on Indigenous people to grasp the opportunities that have been created.
Hear what our Panel has to say: Warren Mundine with Nancia Guivarra, James William and Darren Godwell.
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Nyunggai Warren Mundine AO is a highly respected and influential businessman, political strategist and advocate for empowering indigenous Australians to build businesses and sustainable economies. His life and career have been shaped by a personal commitment to community and economic development and he has nearly 40 years’ experience working in the public, private and community sectors. In 2016 Warren was made an Officer of the Order of Australia.
