Uncovering Indigenous Innovation
Event description
Australia has a unique history of 60,000 years of innovation led by the world's oldest civilisation.
This panel will bring together Indigenous speakers and design thinkers to explore some of these innovations through an entrepreneurial lens and to reflect on the value of Indigenous thinking for today's society.
The panel offers new perspectives for startups and innovators to learn from Indigenous innovation and to apply Indigenous thinking – as an approach that extends and complements the ethos of design thinking – in their own practice.
MC: Associate Professor Martin Tomitsch, Director of Innovation
Moderator: Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Indigenous Strategy & Services.
Speakers
- Clarence Stockee (Director and Co-Founder at Yerrabingin)
- Crighton Nichols (Director for Digital Strategy & Transformation at PwC)
- Deb Barwick (CEO of the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce & Industry)
- Luke Briscoe (CEO at INDIGI LAB)
Event schedule:
- 5.15pm: Arrival and registration
- 5:30pm to 6:30pm: Panel discussion
- 6:30pm to 7:15pm: Networking drinks
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This event is part of Spark Festival and upholds the Spark Code of Conduct.