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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And the final panellist for our Ekka #Alumni Luncheon event is Keelan Mailman. This year, Keelen was featured on the April edition of RM Williams Outback Magazine. Find out more about Keelen here:
Keelen Mailman - Australian Rural Leadership Foundation
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At 30, a single mother, Keelen became the first Aboriginal woman to run a commercial cattle station when she took over Mt Tabor, two hours from Augathella on the black soil plains of western Queensland. This is the heartland of Bidjara country, the place her mother and grandparents and great-grandpa...Calling all #ARLF Alumni! We have secured a REGISTRATION SCHOLARSHIP to attend the upcoming SEGRA conference. If you would to attend this event, we encourage you to contact kellies@rural-leaders.org.au by 1st August 2019 with your expression of interest.
What a shame it clashes with the Northern Australian Beef Research Update Conference. Never enough weeks in the year!
Our Course 26 participants have completed their Kimberley experience of the #ARLP . Congratulations to all and we look forward to seeing you again for session two! #Leadership #ARLF #Kimberley
Well done #ARLPC26 👍
Well done everyone
Congratulations everyone!
It's been cold up here the last few weeks too 👍
Next week Zane alongside 21 other leaders will commence the Foundation's National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Program, Milparanga. We are proud of our long standing commitment to First Nation's Australia and continue to celebrate, support and honour the leadership contributions made by our alumni, program participants and others. Foundation Fellow and Manager Leadership programs, Scott Gorringe looks forward to welcoming Zane and his peers to Darwin next week.
Zane Saunders: 2019 Milparanga Leadership Program recipient
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Most of my life I’ve been an observer – taking a back seat. Now, with the type of work I do, it’s important to realise that I need to develop my creative work and myself. The person, the individual, Zane Saunders.Introducing another amazing Alumni panellist for our #Ekka Luncheon. Read the full bio of Brianna Casey - current Foodbank Australia CEO and graduate of the Australian Rural Leadership Program
Brianna Casey - Australian Rural Leadership Foundation
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Brianna is the CEO of Foodbank Australia, the country’s largest hunger relief organisation. In this role, she is proud to be tackling both food insecurity and food waste not only in Australia, but also across the world through her involvement with the Global Foodbanking Network. Brianna joined Foo...our sponsors & partners
