Aboriginal Women Leading Enterprise: Building Textile Businesses from Remote Communities
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Concurrent Room 2
| Thursday, August 6, 2026 |
| 11:00 AM - 11:20 AM |
| Concurrent Room 2 |
Overview
Lee-Anne Smith, Henrik Loos, Delphine Judson & Chloe Mandijarra, Job Pathways (Women's Hub)
Details
1. First Nations women’s leadership is a powerful driver of regional economic development when communities lead their own enterprise and governance.
2. Creative industries and digital textile printing can create viable business pathways for Aboriginal women in remote communities, connecting local production to national and global markets.
3. With the right infrastructure, partnerships and community-led organisations such as Ngaringga Larna, remote towns can become centres of innovation and opportunity.
Speaker
Ms DELPHINE JUDSON
Designer, business owner and Project Officer
Aboriginal Women Leading Enterprise: Building Textile Businesses from Remote Communities
Biography
Mr Henrik Loos
CEO
Job Pathways
Aboriginal Women Leading Enterprise: Building Textile Businesses from Remote Communities
Biography
Ms CHLOE MANDIJARRA
Designer Business Owner
Blue Desert Eagle Designs
Aboriginal Women Leading Enterprise: Building Textile Businesses from Remote Communities
Biography