How do you lead and work with cultural sensitivity and awareness? Are you able to recognise your own areas of unconscious bias and effectively work with diverse teams? Mundanara Bayles will share her own leadership journey as a successful Indigenous businesswoman and introduce us to the concept of 鈥淟eadership Songlines鈥.聽 Aboriginal culture can offer us a different way to think about leadership, decision-making and 鈥渟oft hierarchies鈥, and this will be explored in a range of ways throughout this session.聽 Learn about the Aboriginal Terms of Reference and how these offer an alternative way to think about your role and identity, personally and professionally, and how this process can provide different opportunities for connection, recognition and respect.
With聽Mundanara Bayles
Mundanara is the Managing Director and co-founder of BlackCard Pty Ltd, which is a 100% Aboriginal owned business, certified with Supply Nation. BlackCard is a specialist consultancy providing cultural capability training and consultancy services to enable people and organisations to work effectively with members of the Aboriginal community. BlackCard鈥檚 purpose is working with people, not for people, with the genius of Aboriginal Knowledge. Mundanara鈥檚 work is agile, partnership-based, and crosses multiple organisational borders. She brings people along with her through her inclusive and collaborative approach.
Part of the Learning from Bold Minds in Leadership series
Learning from Bold Minds in Leadership is a leadership development opportunity for staff at all levels.聽
In times of change, uncertainty and complexity, strong leadership is critical - at all levels of the organisation. The Learning from Bold Minds in Leadership series has been designed to inspire and challenge you to be a bold and courageous leader, regardless of whether you hold a designated leadership role.
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Resources
A recording and workbook (including slides) are available to registered participants and was distributed via email after the event.
If you are a staff member at a 黑料网 Member institution or you paid to attend this event, please contact 黑料网 National Office (caul@caul.edu.au) for the link to the recording and the workbook.
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