MURRA Indigenous Business Master Class Program

Honoured to be in Moree with Dr Judy Atkinson and our research team for our Historical Frontier Violence project.

Drs Atkinson and Michelle Evans facilitated a session with community members on Healing and Truth Telling with the aim of co-creating a shared vision for the future.

Hello Naarm Friends, we would love to see you next Friday the 20th of September 3-5pm for MURRA networking drinks at The Hub, MBS. Meet the current generation, catch up with the Dilin Duwa team and enjoy an after-work sip and nibble. We hope to see you there - https://events.humanitix.com/murra-networking-drinks-at-the-hub

Shout out to MURRA Indigenous Business Master Class Program alumni – there is still time to register for the first MURRA Collective gathering also happening on the 20th of September 9.30am - 3pm. We have a great day planned at MBS and travel support is available! The Collective is a thought leadership gathering for MURRA alumni, register here - https://dilinduwa.com.au/murra-collective-2024

firm Murawin!!! Incredible entrepreneur Carol Vale is

September is Supply Nation's Supplier Diversity Month and Murawin is proud to be celebrating it, shining a light on the importance of having First Nations businesses within your supply chain.

We will be posting weekly about some of the Blak Businesses we collaborate, and are connected with, to spotlight the amazing work being done by mob all over the country.

Dilin Duwa Postdoc Fellow Admiral Manganda interviewed Yarn Strong Sista this week!

Great afternoon yarns between YSS Directors Bob Williams, Annette Sax and Dr Admiral Manganda from Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership!

Yarn Strong Sista were approached by The University of Melbourne to part of a Research Project involving First Nations Businesses.

We look forward to future collaborations between YSS and Dilin Duwa which means ‘Everlasting Flow’.

The University of Melbourne’s Dilin Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership, invites you and your networks to participate in upcoming research focus groups in Moree, NSW.

We are interested to speak with you because of your community’s experience of Frontier Wars and the ongoing impacts that still are noticeable today. We see the focus groups as an opportunity to understand the views of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal members in your community.

Our research team includes lead investigators, Associate Professor Michelle Evans (Koori), and Professor Judy Atkinson (Jiman / Bundjalung), Dr Ash Francisco (Wiradjuri) along with Associate Professor Julie Moschion, Bill Pascoe, and Angela Chen.

The project team is building evidence of the intergenerational economic impact of historical frontier wars. This will be complimented by stories and responses out of these focus groups towards understanding about the impact of the past on the present day experiences in towns like Moree and talk about the possibilities for the future.

To that end, we cordially invite:
- Aboriginal members to our 21 May 2024 focus group (10am – 12:30pm); and
- non-Aboriginal members to our 22 May 2024 focus group (10am – 12:30pm).

Both sessions will take place at the Dhiiyaan Centre, Moree.

Please contact Angela Chen to RSVP or for more information on 0468 756 800 or by email at [email protected]

Thirteen years ago today Dr Michelle Evans was in Bendigo on the consultation tour with Kinaway that set the foundations for the MURRA program!!! In two weeks we will be starting our fifteenth cohort of MURRA!!

If you are seeking to understand the leadership skills needed by First Nations changemakers, consider the Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Business Leadership.

With a fully Indigenised curriculum taught by global experts, the GCIBL will help you explore how to navigate that space between First Nations and Western perspectives while holding true to culture. The program is also suitable for candidates who are interested in pursuing research.

Apply now for a program start in April 2024. Generous scholarships are available to successful candidates.

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If you are an Indigenous business owner or manager needing a strategy for organisational success in 2024, consider the MURRA Indigenous Business Masterclass.

Australia's leading educational program for Indigenous business owners and managers working in corporate, government, native title and not-for-profit firms, MURRA is taught by faculty from Australia's #1 MBA program and First Nations academics.

You will gain access to a network of like-minded entrepreneurs who will support you on your business and managerial journey. Applications are now open for the 2024 program starting in May. Places are limited so apply early to avoid missing out. Generous travel and accommodation support is provided to successful candidates.

https://mbs.edu/short-courses/murra-indigenous-business-program

Melbourne Business School

Applications for the 2024 MURRA Indigenous Business Masterclass Program are now open!

If you are an Indigenous entrepreneur, holder of Native Title or a senior
manager developing and implementing strategy and would like the tools to grow your business and create economic opportunities for your community, this is the program for you.

Join a network of more than 240 First Nations changemakers nationwide who have completed Australia's leading business educational program and delivering long term impact for their communities.



https://mbs.edu/short-courses/murra-indigenous-business-program