When I would look around the board table, it was full of graduates. From the cotton perspective, the ARLP has been a wonderful investment
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February 2021 update
February 19, 2021Happy new year and welcome to 2021! While a certain pandemic (and some of the madness that surrounds it) remains with us for a while yet, we’re through the initial crisis phase, have been living the adaptive phase for some time now and are better placed for a future crisis. It’s this world of ‘grey’ […]
Work with us – FDF project team
We’re expanding our team to grow our leadership impact across rural, regional and remote Australia and deliver The Australian Government’s $7.45 million Future Drought Fund (FDF): Drought Resilience Leaders Program. Read about announcement: ARLF to lead consortia to lead drought program It’s about building drought resilience – helping farmers and regional communities become more prepared […]
COVID highlights health-care needs of country mums
February 12, 2021Edwina Sharrock OAM was awarded an Order of Australia Medal at the recent Australia Day Awards for her contribution to the health sector. This is her story. Edwina Sharrock, ARLP alumni from Course 23, founded her business, Birth Beat, with the needs of rural and remote expectant parents in mind. What she inadvertently created was […]
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Thrilled to be commencing our 2021 programs today with #RIMFIRE - an introduction to leadership with Rimfire Resources for Hort Innovation - 18 participants in 5 hubs across Australia including Toowoomba, Sydney, Wagga, Echuca and Bernie.
The ARLF has a long history of supporting industry-specific leadership development.
Today's team challenge task: Escape Boxes
#horticulture #leadership #networks #youngleaders #covidsafe
Thanks to our long-term partner Telstra for hosting our CE Matt Linnegar at the #Regionalisation discussion today. #Leadership and capacity building is an important part of the conversation.
WORK WITH US: Are you passionate about regional Australia? Do you want to play a role in our vision to build thriving rural, regional and remote communities?
We’re expanding to grow our leadership impact and deliver the Australian Government’s $7.45m #FutureDroughtFund Drought Resilience Leaders Program.
We’re recruiting for a highly skilled and passionate project team to deliver a leadership package which will build leadership and establish mentoring networks to help improve drought resilience.
Roles include: Manager Learning, Manager Mentoring, Coordinator Leadership Programs and Administration Assistant
rural-leaders.org.au/work-with-us/
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Shout out to ARLF Fellow and #ARLP Course 8 Graduate Kerry Colbung for this great achievement.
#RuralLeadersToday, we're so proud to announce that Mandanga's very own Kerry Colbung was named WINNER of the First Nations category in this year's SA Woman Australia's awards, announced on Friday. Please join us in congratulating this deadly business woman 🥳
#sawoman #mandanganatural #indigenousbusinesswoman #womeninbusiness #indigenousbusinessaustralia
Kerry...we’re celebrating you!
Edwina Sharrock, ARLP Fellow from Course 23, founded her business, Birth Beat, with the needs of rural and remote expectant parents in mind. What she inadvertently created was a pandemic-resistant model of health care delivery.
rural-leaders.org.au/covid-highlights-health-care-needs-of-country-mums/
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