Helen Gerrard, MG Corporation Board Director (2012), explains how MG Corporation is governed She talks about how it’s changed over time and how it represents different groups through the Dawang Council “Wi...
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AIGI is a unique, ground-breaking initiative. We develop resources, expand the governance knowledge base, and create networks and mentoring opportunities while taking care not to duplicate existing services.
We establish partnerships and form strategic alliances with existing service providers and research institutions. This helps us to achieve our core objectives with a more integrated, collective impact.
Our research partnerships drive a strategic research agenda based on community needs – including case studies, theoretical and practical models, and innovations within the Indigenous governance space.
These collective impact relationships include:
- program alliances – including collaborating on specific projects
- knowledge partnerships – including sharing of information and collaborative research activities
- strategic relationships – including high-level advocacy and enhanced dialogue
- strategic partnerships identified in our business plan.
Partner with us
We welcome opportunities to cooperate and collaborate with companies, organisations and individuals who align with our core values to deliver on our objectives and goals.
If you are interested in exploring how we could work together to deliver effective and legitimate Indigenous governance on the ground, reach out to us via our ‘Contact us’ page.
BHP FOUNDATION
The BHP Foundation supports us in our ongoing business and to deliver the program of work attached to Supporting Self-Determined Governance for Indigenous Development Outcomes.
RECONCILIATION AUSTRALIA
Reconciliation Australia is a key partner and has assisted our development by providing pro bono auspicing arrangements. We continue to work with them on the Indigenous Governance Program – including the Indigenous Governance Awards.
ANNAMILA PTY LTD
The Annamila Foundation funded AIGI’s core operational and staffing structures during its foundational years.
THE AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS LEADERSHIP CENTRE
We collaborate with AILC on governance forums and training. AILC courses unlock opportunities for Indigenous people of all ages to develop their careers and expand the ways they contribute to the community. The centre offers training in Indigenous leadership and mentoring, business governance, and short courses in specific leadership skills and diversity mentoring.
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