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...
In the attached document, you will find questions to discuss about your governance in the 8 areas Knowing the answers to these questions can help you keep your governance on track...
Nyamba Buru Yawuru (NBY) is a not-for-profit company owned by the Yawuru Native Title holders through a corporate group structure The company was the Category A Winner in the 2018 Indigenous Governance Awards In t...
Effective governance means having rules, structures and processes capable of achieving your objectives We look at AIGI’s principles for effective Indigenous governance, and 3 other models that can be...
Governance is a foundational structure that can be used to build strong self-determined practices We explore what self-determination means for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and how it can br...
Governance and government sound really similar, but they are not the same thing We explain why We also explain the difference between organisational, corporate, community and Indigenous governance Governance is no...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have been practising governance since time began What makes it Indigenous governance is the role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture plays We loo...
Governance is the way that people organise themselves to achieve a shared goal We look at the 8 elements of governance that need to work together to be effective We also explain the different stages of gove...
In this section, we explain what governance means and look at the different types of governance – Indigenous, community, corporate and organisational We explain what effective governance is and the import...
Download a diagram of the Governance Truck to print and share with your group...
Elise Lane
Learning and Development Coordinator
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Elise Lane is a proud Wiradjuri woman from Central NSW and was born and has spent most of her life in Awabakal country.
Elise is passionate about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advancement and working to create programs and opportunities that address real world challenges and promote social change.
Elise has completed a double degree in Business and Commerce and has experience in the development and delivery of training programs and broader organisational capability within the Not-for-profit, Education and Local Government sectors. Elise believes that there’s so much we can learn from one another through lifelong learning and the impact that this can have as we work towards self-determination and strong self-governance for First Nations peoples, communities, and nations.
At AIGI, Elise is responsible for designing, administering, and expanding AIGI’s learning and development offerings, utilising diverse delivery mechanisms that reflect industry identified needs.
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