Indigenous Students given a taste for Business
UNSW Business School hosted the second National Indigenous Business Summer School (NIBSS 2019), an initiative of the Australian Business Deans Council.
UNSW Business School hosted the second National Indigenous Business Summer School (NIBSS 2019), an initiative of the Australian Business Deans Council.
Professor Chris Styles, Vice President of Australian Business Deans Council and Dean of UNSW Business School, Matt Lancaster Relationships Manager Indigenous Accountants Australia and Rebecca Harcourt Program Manager Indigenous Business Education UNSW Business School, Tyrese Carr-White, Jacinta Elemes, Matthew Fatnowna, Thomson Felming, Breann Fogarty, Sherrika Gilbert, Francise (Namai) Glanville, Jovi Charles Highman-Smith, Latoya-Sharnae Jones, Seamus King-Smith, Max Lambie, Xian Lane, Billie Lui, Jesse Mills, Afton Penrith, Kiara Fing, Joseph Quinn, Tuqiri Swan-Carr, Stephanie Towns, Beyanca Simon, Erica Jade Accoom, Charlotte Bridge, Masae Buie
From 13-18 January 2019 UNSW Business School hosted the second National Indigenous Business Summer School (NIBSS 2019), an initiative of the Australian Business Deans Council. The goal was to provide a fully immersive experience for Indigenous high school students thinking of entering the world of business or becoming an entrepreneur.
Twenty-three Indigenous high school students travelled from far and wide, including from Nhulunbuy, Weipa, Mt Isa, Warraber Island, Walgett, Lennox Head, Perth, Ipswich, Tweed Heads, Bulima, Broken Hill, Herbaton, Dernacourt, and Mount Riverview. For some this was their first time in Sydney.