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Reconciliation Week 2009 Program

Reconciliation South Australia is proud to present the following event.

Event Details

Reconciliation Breakfast
Why reconciliation makes good business sense

Reconciliation South Australia believes that courageous leadership across all sectors of the community is key in closing the gap in areas such as health, education and employment. Within state and local government, the business community and the education not-for-profit sectors, there are examples where such leadership has resulted in significant benefits for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities; as employees, as clients and suppliers and as members of the community within which they conduct their business.

To mark the beginning of Reconciliation Week 2009, The Right Honourable Michael Harbison, Lord Mayor of Adelaide will host this not-to-be-missed breakfast on behalf of Reconciliation South Australia. A traditional Kaurna Welcome to Country and cultural performance will be followed by The Honourable Jay Weatherill MP, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation.

Lew Owens, Reconciliation Ambassador and Chief Executive Officer of ETSA Utilities and John Reid, General Manager Football Operations, Adelaide Football Club will then speak about their commitment to reconciliation through creating an inclusive, respectful and culturally competent environment that has led to outstanding results for their organisations.

Date: Wednesday 27 May
Location: National Wine Centre
Time: 7am for 7:10am start to 9am
Cost: $55 per person/
$500 tables of 10
Bookings: Essential. Download booking form
Contact: Rosslyn Cox, State Manager, Reconciliation SA
T: 8302 0493
M: 0422 953 971
E: reconciliationsa@yahoo.com.au

 

 

 

   
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