Strong women.
Strong business.

Because of you, she can

Strong women need a strong support system. Strong women who back each other up, in business and in life. This is the place to give support, and receive it too.

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BENEFITS OF JOINING

Find a mentor, or be a mentor, (or both!)
Get support and advice from women who've been there before
Access tailored support to build your business skills
Grow your network and community of support
Be inspired by other Indigenous business women

HOW IT WORKS

Register your interest and we'll tailor the content to meet your specific stage of business, and business needs
Build your relationships with your peers, and through mentorship
Learn new business skills at your own pace
Get inspired and contribute to this amazing community

Plenty of subjects to choose from

Thinking of business ideas

Starting a business

Setting goals

Walking in two worlds

Balancing family and business

Finding confidence

Being taken seriously

Networking and peer support

Ensuring personal wellbeing

Financial health

Marketing, communications and social media

Staying on top of legal responsibilities

Day to day operations

Getting ready to grow and scale

Pricing

Accessing finance

Indigenous Procurement policy

Protecting Intellectual property

Getting tax help

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It only takes a few minutes

The First Nations Women in Business Coaching Program is a new initiative being developed by Indigenous Business Australia's Strong Women Strong Business (SWSB) initiative to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in regional and remote Australia through coaching, mentoring and business capability development.

The program is currently in the co-design and community engagement phase and is being shaped by the voices, experiences and aspirations of First Nations women from across Australia. We would love to hear from you to help ensure the program reflects the needs, priorities and opportunities that matter most to First Nations Women in business.

Visit the IBA website to learn more about the program, complete the survey, find out about upcoming engagement activities and explore opportunities to get involved.