Welcome

Koorie Women Mean Business (KWMB) Incorporated is a proactive organisation with a memberships of Aboriginal women living in regional, rural, and metropolitan Victoria. KWMB provides support to women and girls in their "business" at the community level.

 

Invest in yourself

If you are thinking about starting, or are already up and running a business, we want to help you invest in yourself. We will provide you with inspiration and information to help you on your way.

 
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Find your community

Looking for a friend, mentor or collaborator? Join our community of strong First Nations business women with diverse experiences and expertise.

 
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Standing Strong Together

In this podcast Standing Strong Together celebrates the amazing Leanne Miller for International Women's Day 2020. Leanne is a woman of the Dhulanyagen Ulupna Clan, Yorta Yorta nation and Executive Director of Koorie Women Mean Business.

Leanne has made significant contributions over many years to Aboriginal communities in the areas of economic development, employment, community development, tourism and the promotion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business.

 
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“I come from a line of strong women who created and worked hard on improving the quality of their communities’ lives.”

— Leanne Miller, Executive Director

News

 
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Holiday campaigns for your business
Holiday campaigns for your business

It’s that time of year again, Halloween is almost upon us and then holiday season is right around the corner. That means it’s time to start planning a holiday campaign for your business.

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Exhale: Canva Basics
Exhale: Canva Basics

Join us for ‘Canva Basics and Social Media’ with Sofii Mara, Founder of creative agency INCOMMON. Learn how to get the most out of Canva for your social media with this tutorial for beginners.

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Exhale: Super for Sistas
Exhale: Super for Sistas

Announcing ‘Super For Sistas’ a virtual yarn with Jaynaya Winmar and Amanda Young about Indigenous superannuation. Amanda is a descendant of Pacific slaves brought from Vanuatu. She is a lawyer and board director at Oxfam Australia and Cufa. She is the former CEO of First Nations Foundation, a national Indigenous financial wellbeing organisation that found $24 million Indigenous superannuation in 21 days. She is now working to create an Indigenous superannuation fund.

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