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We’re working on bringing you a series of useful tools and resources to support your workplace. We plan to add more over time, so please come back again soon.
Showcasing value beyond social impact
According to Reconciliation Australia, over 1,100 corporates have referenced their commitment to First Nations reconciliation through the creation of Reconciliation Action Plans and by building commercial relationships with First Nations businesses. Learn more.
Tips for First Nations entrepreneurs wanting to start their own business
According to a recent study, the Australian First Nations business sector is growing at a rate of around 4% per year fueled by rising demand. Many aspiring First Nations entrepreneurs, however, face barriers to accessing financial, social, and symbolic capital. Scott Allen, CEO of Mandura, offers his advice to First Nations entrepreneurs looking to start their own businesses.
Creating a better future for First Nations entrepreneurs
While the First Nations business sector is growing, there’s still plenty of work to be done in creating a more sustainable future for its entrepreneurs who often face complex generational challenges, adversities and hardships. It’s crucial that we think bigger when it comes to supporting and advocating for the next generation of First Nations entrepreneurs. Scott Allen, CEO of Mandura shares his thoughts.
The true value of engaging with First Nations businesses
More businesses are looking to make smarter and more meaningful choices through their procurement spend and supplier relations. However, it can be challenging to recognise the true value gained through these partnerships and transactions. Scott Allen, a descendent from the Awabakal Worimi Nations and CEO of Mandura, unpacks what ‘value for money’ truly means and how you can stretch your dollar further by supporting First Nations organisations.
Mandura Bunjil Range
The Mandura Bunjil chair series is an Officially Licensed Australian Made product, meeting strict Australian manufacturing and quality standards.
How to set social procurement targets for your business
Social procurement is the term used when a business procures goods or services of social value. These businesses are choosing to buy goods from other businesses that are committed to dedicating a percentage of annual profits towards achieving a social mission.