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[…] Knight, it was a turning point as it not only streamlined the process of bond origination but also freed up working capital to grow our business.” IBA CEO Kirsty Moore says, “IBA’s Performance Bond Trust has assisted First Nations contractors across the country to participate in a wide variety of contracts including mining, civil […]

[…] a new target to more than double our lending to First Nations businesses and community organisations to at least $1 billion over the next three years.” IBA’s CEO Kirsty Moore leads the Commonwealth entity with a vision for a nation in which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are economically independent and an integral […]

[…] grow. During the next five years, we will facilitate new investment opportunities and new partnership arrangements that increase wealth and assets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.” Kirsty Moore, IBA CEO. You can find our current and previous plans on our website under Corporate Documents.    Image of the cover of the Corporate Plan

[…] Islands and Yuendumu. The event presents a rare and exciting opportunity for the broader community to interact directly with the makers and hear their stories,” said Peter Cooley, CEO of First Hand Solutions Aboriginal Corporation, founders of the event. He noted the National Indigenous Art Fair is the first Indigenous art show to run live again […]

[…] become homeowners, IBA generates significant, direct economic and social benefits for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their families, and in turn, the wider community. IBA CEO, Rajiv Viswanathan, says ‘Home ownership should be accessible to all those that are ready and is a critical step in creating equality for Aboriginal and Torres […]

[…] sustainable Indigenous business sector, and true economic empowerment.” Generation One, an initiative of Minderoo Foundation, has a mission to create employment parity with and for Indigenous Australians. CEO Shelley Cable, a MURRA alumna, said the Dilin Duwa partnership would build on the University’s strong history of backing Indigenous entrepreneurs and increasing support available nationwide. […]

[…] the ground station at CfAT a couple years ago and it launched last year so this is just the next step in the process. Peter Renehan, CfAT CEO, said access to NovaSAR-1 has the potential to benefit many Indigenous communities, like Indigenous rangers who look after land and sea and can use imagery from […]

[…] board has approved the design, our architect has ordered all the specialist fittings, including refrigeration and shelving, and we have awarded tenders for the fit out,” IRAM CEO John Kop said. “The reconstruction project gave us a chance to modernise the store lay out and facilities, so we’re keen to get on with it […]

[…] Croft, a musician and artistic director who coordinated the project via her role at Barkly Regional Arts. The idea for the online singing collaboration came from IRAM CEO John Kop during COVID-19 lockdowns after seeing the diverse virtual choirs popping up around the world. He arranged sponsorship from IRAM, a subsidiary of IBA, which […]

[…] true, don’t help to invigorate your next steps so the forum’s discussion ventured further into how to manage past the crisis. The panel was moderated by IBA CEO Rajiv Viswanathan. He noted the discussion comes at a really important time for the Australian economy as a whole but also particularly for the Indigenous business […]