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Kirsty Moore appointed as new CEO at Indigenous Business Australia. The competitive recruitment process confirms a continued strategy of positive outcomes from a passionate leader. The agency moves forward with vision to advance a nation in which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are economically independent and an integral part of the economy. The Minister […]

[…] Australia (EFA) to partner to improve access to financial services and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people seeking to pursue export and trade opportunities. EFA CEO John Hopkins, Minister Linda Burney, and IBA CEO Kirsty Moore The Hon. Linda Burney MP witnessed the signing of the MOU between IBA and EFA, which commits the […]

IBA CEO Kirsty Moore and Chair Eddie Fry spoke with Australian Institute of Company Directors on how IBA is working toward the economic empowerment of First Nations communities. The resulting article describes IBA's 'powerful activities' which has transformed the dream of home ownership into reality, for 21,000 owner-occupier Indigenous families and individuals. See full […]

[…] the community, businesses and stakeholders. Joining us to open the office was Senator The Hon. Malarndirri McCarthy, Assistant Minister for Indigenous Australians and Indigenous Health and IBA CEO Kirsty Moore. “It’s not easy to talk about finances. It’s not easy talk about your hopes and dreams. So it’s great that IBA has a space […]

[…] as the team goes about the business of taking Outback Global…well, global. Jasmin and Slay Herro from merchandise and apparel company Outback Global. Established in 2009 by CEO Jasmin Herro and International Sales Director Michael Cima - and now a 100 per cent Indigenous-owned company - Outback Global sources and distributes a wide range […]

[…] film-funding agencies, or broadcasters. AIDC 2025’s Indigenous Creators Program and Indigenous Creators Pitch are both supported by IBA, marking the organisation’s debut involvement in AIDC. IBA Deputy CEO Sean Armistead said IBA was proud to support the initiative, saying it provides a vital platform for amplifying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices in the […]

[…] a growing Larrakia presence at the Darwin Waterfront, that will create culturally informed spaces and further opportunities for employment and training of the Larrakia people. Nigel Browne, CEO, Larrakia Development Corporation, noted that now is the right time for the corporation to reinvest in the assets. “The Larrakia Development Corporation has spent the last […]

[…] to collaborate with IBA to offer a discount for First Nations businesses with intentions to expand the pilot to a panel of insurers once tested. NRMA Insurance CEO Julie Batch said: “Insurance is an important protection for small business owners, giving them the confidence to start their business and the support needed should the […]

[…] successful Aboriginal Economic Development Forum on Larrakia Country (Darwin). IBA supported this year’s forum through a Gold Sponsorship and co-hosted a Strong Women Strong Business breakfast. NTIBN CEO Jerome Cubillo leads the peak body representing and advocating for Indigenous businesses in the Northern Territory. “We are excited to partner with IBA. This announcement presents […]

October is Indigenous Business Month and IBA will host a virtual forum to discuss how businesses are coping during these times. Our CEO Rajiv Viswanathan will moderate a panel discussion with: Hon Ken Wyatt, AM, MP, Minister for Indigenous Australians Katrina Fanning, Founder/Director, Coolamon Advisors Nicole Stewart, CEO, Gerrbik Laundry Services. Join us for the […]