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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Finding the confidence to lead
November 26, 2020“I’ve always known what I wanted to do,” Suanne Sands reflects, half-way through her Milparanga experience. “But I had no idea what to expect from the program. What I’ve come away with so far is a better understanding of the cultural side of leadership.” She says. While COVID-19 has delayed the second portion of the […]
Notice of Annual General Meeting
November 23, 202012pm (AEDT) 15 December 2020Boardroom of the Australian Forest Products Association (and via Zoom)24 Napier Close, Deakin ACT This notice, associated with the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation’s 28th Annual General Meeting, contains: The Agenda for the 28th Annual General Meeting The Minutes of the 27th Annual General Meeting, 2019 The Foundation’s 2019 – 2020 Audited […]
November update
November 18, 2020When the world went into lock down in March, the ARLF was forced to consider how to deliver high impact leadership programs in a COVID environment where national and international border closures prevented participants coming together. After it became clear that travel was to be impacted for many months to come, many of our competitors […]
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“I’ve always known what I wanted to do but but I had no idea what to expect from the program. What I’ve come away with so far is a better understanding of the cultural side of leadership.”
While COVID-19 delayed the second Milparanga session for Suanne Sands and her cohort, it has already influenced how Suanne sees herself.
Applications are closing soon for Milparanga 2021.
Read more about Suanne's story here and find out how to apply for the 2021 program: rural-leaders.org.au/4756-2/
Thanks to: indigenous.gov.au Minderoo Foundation
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Congrats! Christine Weller ARLP Fellow from Course 7.
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Christine Weller elected Campaspe Shire mayor - Riverine Herald
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CAMPASPE Shire Council officially has its new mayor - Cr Christine Weller. Cr Weller was elected on November 17, along with Cr Leanne Pentreath as deputy mayor. After officially taking the chair of the meeting, Mayor Weller thanked her fellow...Please donate to our Christmas Appeal in support of an Alumni Scholarship to be awarded to an Australian Rural Leadership Program (#ARLP) candidate.
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“Dealing with our vulnerable clients, and especially my mob, it’s where my passion lies. That overcomes everything else. Knowing that I can assist them and help and support them – especially throughout these times – is just so rewarding.”
Emma Hickey credits the Milparanga program with the leap she’s recently been able to make in her career, now working as the Aboriginal Customer Advisory Officer with Revenue NSW, educating and assisting vulnerable communities to manage fine debt, and find sustainable options to reduce debt.
Applications are open now until Sunday for Milparanga 2021, our leadership program designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who aspire to develop effective leadership skills for the benefit of rural, regional and remote Australia.
Find out more and to apply:
rural-leaders.org.au/ready-to-be-empowered/
Thanks to: indigenous.gov.au Minderoo Foundation
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Congratulations Rob and Food & Fibre Gippsland #RuralLeadersCongratulations Rob Bayley 🥳
Thankyou Australian Rural Leadership Foundation for your generous support of this prestigious award.
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