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SBS NITV RadioFirst Nations Economic Forum to investigate Identity fraud, celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurshipConvened by Barayamal, the First Nations Economic Forum will be held on August 9 coinciding with the International Day of the World’s Indigenous peoples. The forum will bring together thought leaders, policymakers and community members from Australia, Canada, and US to investigate the critical issue of identity fraud and celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurship.
2024-08-0709 min
SBS NITV RadioFirst Nations Economic Forum to investigate Identity fraud, celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurshipConvened by Barayamal, the First Nations Economic Forum will be held on August 9 coinciding with the International Day of the World’s Indigenous peoples. The forum will bring together thought leaders, policymakers and community members from Australia, Canada, and US to investigate the critical issue of identity fraud and celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurship.
2024-08-0709 minSBS NITV RadioRacism against Aboriginal people in Gunnedah, social tensions, and connections to mining companiesIn a recent opinion piece, Dean Foley, founder, and CEO of Barayamal raised concerns about potential connections between mining giants and alleged racist extremists in Gunnedah in north-eastern New South Wales.
2023-11-1913 min
Indigipreneur PodcastWealth In First NationsSend us a textKado Muir is an First Nations Australian artist, anthropologist and Indigenous rights activist based in Leonora WA. He is a cultural leader and senior knowledge holder of the Ngalia dialect group of Mantjiltjara language group, with traditional connection to country to the northwest of Leonora. Kado has researched and published on Australian Aboriginal heritage and native title and is a fierce advocate for Indigenous Australian rights in land, and protection of cultural heritage and First Nations languages. Kado is Chair of the National Native Title Council, Co-Chair of the First National He...
2022-08-1020 minIndigipreneur PodcastSoil to sales - challenges and opportunities to reach equity for Indigenous food rights and profitsSend us a textThrough the eyes of working to establish an indigenous food production self determination business, a 10-15 minute talk and discussion will be about challenges and overcoming these challenges. Latarnie McDonaldSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2022-08-1017 minIndigipreneur PodcastThe Difference Between Indigenous and Western EntrepreneurshipSend us a textIndigenous entrepreneurship has been taking place for millennia, benefiting communities before colonisation. What is Indigenous entrepreneurship? How can we revitalise it? And how can we decolonise it from Western entrepreneurship?Dean Foley is a Kamilaroi entrepreneur and Founder at Barayamal (Black Swan).Support the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2022-08-1022 minIndigipreneur PodcastFirst Nations International Engagement a path to Self-DeterminationSend us a textFirst Nations International Engagement is essential in building not only the economic, political and social standing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples but it is also fundamental in ensuring that the identity, message, needs, wants, hopes and aspirations of our people are placed at the forefront at home and abroad. As the oldest diplomats in the world ensuring we take up the mantle of bringing our world together at a time of so much division is crucial in not only our own story but that of the wider world also....
2022-08-1024 minIndigipreneur PodcastAboriginal economic participation and the rise of ‘self identification’Send us a textAboriginal economic participation is on the rise, and so is self-identification.Brendan Moyle is a Kamilario/Gomeroi man who has spent much of his life living on Yuin, Ngarigo, Ngunnawal and Ngambri country. He is currently the CEO of Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council which is located on the Central Coast, which is one of the largest and highest performing Local Aboriginal Land Councils in NSW. Brendan has been involved in Land Rights in NSW for over 20 years, at community and state level supporting Local Aboriginal Land Councils and communities. He...
2022-08-1053 minIndigipreneur PodcastBuilding Indigenous Entrepreneurial EcosystemsSend us a textProvide opportunities to support the entrepreneurial workforce to support Indigenous Economies.Melody LewisFounder at Indigenous Community CollaborativeMelody is a member of the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, born and raised in Mohave Valley, AZ. She is driven by a strong desire to help create a vision to find educational and career opportunities for students, individuals seeking personal growth, communities, and employers.Support the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2022-08-1015 minIndigipreneur PodcastIf the Aboriginal Flag were in the BlockchainSend us a textIt was announced ‘Australian government buys copyright to Aboriginal flag in $20m deal’. Within the copyright, transfer royalties from the sales of the Aboriginal flag will be donated to the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) and anyone will now be free to capitalise on the Aboriginal flag by using it on sporting apparel, websites, etc. Although it is fabulous to put this argument to rest the question of financial transparency remains the elephant in the room.Remuneration to organisations that represented Australia’s First People, such as NAID...
2022-08-1023 min
The Uncharted LeaderCommunity Leadership with Dean Foley, Founder of Barayamal Indigenous EntrepreneurshipDean Foley is an internationally recognised expert of First Nations Entrepreneurship. He is the founder of Barayamal, the world's first Indigenous entrepreneurs accelerator and as an Indigenous entrepreneur himself, believes being an entrepreneur is the key to changing the world for the better."My passion and commitment come from my identity as a Kamilaroi man from Gunnedah NSW and from my love for my people and my vision for how to help them build a better world for themselves and in so doing build a better world for everyone” Dean served 5 years in the Royal Australian Air Force before em...
2021-05-2158 min
Indigipreneur PodcastFirst Nations Entrepreneurship with Dean FoleySend us a text"First Nations people don't need a B-Corp Certificate or social enterprise training, that's just how we grow up, it's in our genes."Dean is a Kamilaroi man who grew up within the Aboriginal community in Gunnedah, NSW. He is the founder of Barayamal, the first Indigenous Accelerator program, Barayamal - now known as a world leader in Indigenous entrepreneurship. Before going into business, Dean served five years in the Royal Australian Air Force.Support the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it...
2020-09-2140 min
Indigipreneur PodcastHow a Navy Officer is now achieving his business goals after serviceSend us a textMatthew Is a proud Torres Strait Islander, whose family hail from Erub Island located in the eastern cluster of the Torres Strait.An experienced Financial Professional in the SME sector, helping business owners improve key business drivers and increase liquidity across a number of industries. Outside of work, he enjoys following and playing a number of sports, cooking a mean barbeque breakfast and spending time with his young family.Support the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2020-09-2016 min
Indigipreneur PodcastIndigenous tourism marketplace connects travellers with tourism companies - Kayla Cartledge - Our SonglinesSend us a textKayla Cartledge is a proud Gurrindji woman who grew up on Bunurong land on the Mornington Peninsula and recently launched a business called "Our Songlines", which is a platform that connects people to First Nations culture.Support the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2020-09-1916 min
CAAMA Radio Network PodcastsSuccess and diversity of First Nations entrepreneurs on displayNational platform will showcase success of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander startups.
Barayamal is a world leader in supporting Indigenous entrepreneurship and does so through a range of programs including the Barayamal Accelerator Program.
The program aims to provide education workshops, mentoring, access to networks and financial support to assist the development of up-and-coming businesses.
Following the completion of this program five Indigenous entrepreneurs will present their businesses during the Barayamal Demo Day & Awards on October 25th at the Victorian Innovation Hub in Melbourne.
The event is an opportunity to attract investors and showcase the talent and success of Aboriginal...
2019-10-0712 min
CAAMA Radio Network PodcastsStrong Voices 07-10-19On today’s program:
• The diversity and innovation of First Nations entrepreneurs will be on display this month at the Barayamal Demo Day & Awards. Barayamal is an organisation which helps support growing Indigenous businesses. The CEO of Barayamal discusses the event.
• The Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia is warning change is desperately needed as the national mental health system is failing many regional Australians. Tony Stevenson CEO of the Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia explains the concerns.
• And finally on the first Sunday of October the Northern Territory community of Ntaria/Hermannsburg celebrated the arrival of fresh drinking water from the spri...
2019-10-0742 min
First ActDean Foley talks entrepreneurship, the genesis of Barayamal and life post the air forceIn this week's podcast, Cec Busby catches up with Dean Foley, the founder of Australia's first indigenous accelerator program, Barayamal. Foley gives us the nitty-gritty on life as an indigenous entrepreneur, explains what inspires him and why he recommends a stint in the armed forces to anyone uncertain of their career path. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-07-1224 min
CAAMA Radio Network PodcastsIndigenous Entrepreneurs Wishlish For Next Federal GovIn an effort to further support Indigenous businesses a number of Aboriginal entrepreneurs have outlined changes they would like to see adopted by whichever party wins the upcoming Federal Election.
The Barayamal Network has over 800 members and is a space for First Nation’s entrepreneurs to collaborate and receive mentoring.
The network recently polled indigenous entrepreneurs and community members about their aspirations for the next Federal Government and identified three key points - access to capital, increasing education and support programs and changes to the Indigenous Procurement Policy.
CAAMA Radio spoke with Dean Foley, founder and CEO of Barayamal about th...
2019-05-1412 min
Indigipreneur PodcastWhy Tara Callinan stayed in Silicon Valley to work in one of Australia’s best startupsSend us a textOn today’s show, we hear how Wiradjuri woman, Tara Callinan from Dubbo, joined one of Australia’s fastest-growing and successful startups in Silicon Valley and what you can learn from working in a startup. How a girl from Dubbo ended up in Silicon Valley and joined one of Australia’s best startups in America.Support the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2019-03-0926 min
Indigipreneur PodcastHow a humble travel agent become a successful entrepreneurSend us a textOn today’s show, we talk with an entrepreneur who was born and raised in Northern New South Wales on Bundjalung country, Dwayne Good, who now runs the biggest Indigenous travel management firm in Australia that turns over millions of dollars annually. Dwayne is a passionate travel professional with over 10 years experience and is proud of his Aboriginal heritage.SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-05-2154 min
Indigipreneur PodcastSo you want to start your own business? Why knowing your worth and what to charge is critical to your success!Send us a textOn today’s show, we have a yarn with Cecelia Wright, who is a leading multicultural trainer, communicator and champion for Indigenous education and inclusion. Originally from Thursday Island in the Torres Strait, Cecelia has extensive experience embedding Cultural and inclusive practices in the Early Childhood Sector. “Starting a business is always a big step, but our attitude towards it was...SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-05-1145 min
Indigipreneur PodcastLife-Changing Lessons From An Indigenous Entrepreneur Who Lost EverythingSend us a textOn today’s show, we hear how Yamatji man, Leslie Dingo lost $160,000 and his life savings before figuring out the formula for success. Leslie is now a successful trader and investor who only works a couple of hours a day (after hitting the gym) and still lives in his community in rural Western Australia, while earning more money than most employees.SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-3041 min
Indigipreneur PodcastHow A Young Aboriginal Entrepreneur Sold His First Startup While in High School for $50,000 – Here’s How He Did ItSend us a textOn today’s show, we hear how Darug man, Dylan Mottlee sold his first business at 17 for $50,000 and is now expecting to turn over $300,000 this year in his new business. “Everyone has a reason to keep going forward, regardless of your circumstances and regardless of your age. Don’t define anything by normal social standards, reinvent the wheel.” “It’s very plain and simple...SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-2357 min
Indigipreneur PodcastWhy we need to increase economic development to drive positive changeSend us a textOn today’s show we have the inspirational, Jesse T Martin. Jesse is a Eora man who now lives in Cairns, and is the founder of the Streets Movement Organisation. He strives for social change by fighting for a hand up instead of a hand out. “It’s called the Could’ve Been Tribe, could’ve been this, could’ve been that, we all know someone from the Could’ve Been Tribe.SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-0641 min
Indigipreneur PodcastHow Australia’s mining decline is increasing Indigenous startups to bridge the economic and job gapSend us a textSelf-determination and helping your community through Indigenous Entrepreneurship with business leader Nyunggai Warren Mundine. Nyunggai Warren Mundine is a member of the Bundjalung First Nation of Australia and is a highly respected and influential businessman, political strategist and advocate for empowering the First Nations of Australia to build businesses and sustainable economies.SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-0216 min
Indigipreneur PodcastAchieve your goals by backing yourself and being confident.Send us a textOvercome challenges and achieve your goals by backing yourself and being confident with the inspirational Kristal Kinsela. Kristal is a proud Aboriginal woman, a descendant of both the Jawoyn and Wiradjuri nations. Kristal has more than 10 years’ experience in education and training, organisational and workforce development, supplier diversity working across Government...SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-0221 min
Indigipreneur PodcastValuable insights from a Young First Nations Entrepreneur.Send us a textPhillip Harris, an Eastern Arrernte, Goolarabooloo and Wiradjuri man, is originally from Darwin but moved to Brisbane in 2013 for a scholarship to attend Nudgee College. Phillip is now studying economics at the University of Queensland and working on his tech startup, Aartbi. “With the rise of marketplaces, I knew I had to think outside the box and get creative.” “Time-management...SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-0207 minIndigipreneur PodcastHow to create positive change and build a successful business.Send us a textHow to create positive change and build a successful business with the inspirational Murray Saylor. Murray Saylor is a proud Torres Strait Islander and Samsep clan member from Darnley Island (Erub). Murray is the founder and Managing Director of Tagai Management Consultants (TMC). Murray is an action-oriented procurement and sustainable community specialist, trainer, mentor and volunteer with over...SourceSupport the showFirst Nations Lottery instead of donating, buy a charity lottery ticket—it's a win-win!
2018-04-0122 min
2017-10-1332 min