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SUMMARY:ICIP and IP for Indigenous Businesses
DESCRIPTION:The workshop is for Indigenous business owners\, artists\, entrepreneurs and start-ups wanting practical tools to protect their cultural knowledge\, business assets and intellectual property.\nBy the end of the Workshop\, participants should be able to: \n\nunderstand what ICIP is\, the difference between ICIP and Western IP law (copyright and trade marks)\, where the two intersect and conflict\, and how collective/communal rights interact with individual and business ownership;\nrecognise the ICIP issues that arise when setting up a business that draws on Indigenous knowledge\, stories\, designs or culture\, and apply the ICIP Protocols and the 10 True Tracks® Principles as a practical framework;\nunderstand copyright basics\, including what copyright protects\, ownership\, authorship and moral rights;\nunderstand essential terms for licensing and other agreements;\nprotect confidential information and trade secrets in their business;\nunderstand how patents work and their limits for traditional knowledge of native plants and bush products;\nunderstand trade mark and branding basics\, including issues in using Indigenous language or knowledge in a business name or brand;\nrecognise the risks and opportunities of AI for Indigenous businesses\, including AI use of ICIP without consent; and\nknow practical strategies for protecting IP and ICIP.\n\nThis workshop is free to attend for First Nations Peoples.
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/icip-and-ip-for-indigenous-businesses/
LOCATION:Waalitj Hub\, 42 Bishopsgate St\, Lathlain\, WA\, 6100
CATEGORIES:Workshop / Masterclass
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SUMMARY:Over the Horizon: Connecting Aboriginal Enterprise to Defence
DESCRIPTION:Education & capability-building program designed to support Aboriginal businesses to prepare for & engage with Australia’s Defence industry.\n\n\n\n\nHosted by the Waalitj Hub and Zagul Biri \nOver the Horizon is an education and capability-building program designed to support Aboriginal businesses to prepare for and engage with opportunities in Australia’s Defence industry. \nDelivered in partnership by Waalitj Foundation and Zagul Biri\, the program brings together Waalitj’s community and employment networks with Zagul Biri’s Defence industry expertise and lived experience of Indigenous engagement in the sector. \nTogether\, the two organisations provide participants with practical\, culturally grounded guidance from people who understand both worlds. The program focuses on building practical understanding of Defence markets\, procurement and commercial expectations. It provides structured education\, one-to-one coaching\, and facilitated engagement with Defence agencies and major contractors to help Aboriginal businesses become market and investment ready. \nJoin industry representatives\, Defence sector partners\, and Aboriginal businesses for an engaging event designed to build connections\, increase understanding of Defence procurement\, and identify pathways to participation in Defence supply chains.
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/over-the-horizon-connecting-aboriginal-enterprise-to-defence/
LOCATION:Waalitj Hub\, 42 Bishopsgate St\, Lathlain\, WA\, 6100
CATEGORIES:Workshop / Masterclass
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Joint Ventures Workshop – 10 May 2024 (VIRTUAL)
DESCRIPTION:The Waalitj Hub provides support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people wanting to start\, grow or sustain their businesses. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn a groundbreaking initiative funded by NIAA\, the Waalitj Hub has partnered with the Australian Institute of Management Western Australia (AIM WA) to design and develop the Indigenous Joint Ventures Workshops to provide Indigenous entrepreneurs with knowledge and strategies to deliver better outcomes for themselves through commercial Joint Ventures. \nThis one day virtual workshop is tailored towards Indigenous Entrepreneurs who are currently in\, or considering a business joint venture arrangement. \nThe workshop will cover: \n\nAn introduction to JV’s\nWhy enter a JV – benefits and risks?\nTypes of JV arrangements\nCriteria for evaluating your JV\nQuestions to ask of and about your JV partner\nBusiness relationships\, balance of power and code of behaviour\nBlack cladding issues\nPrinciples of good governance in JV arrangements\nRoles and responsibilities of Directors\, Management and Shareholders\nIntroduction to financial statements for Directors\nNegotiating the terms and conditions of your JV\n\nLearning outcomes: \n\nDecide if a JV arrangement is the right option for your business\nEvaluate if there is alignment of values and expectations with your JV partner\nBegin to understand and build the foundations for a JV partnership through good governance\nIdentify the threats and opportunities in a case study demonstrating an actual JV arrangement\nKnow when\, where and how to seek further advice and support\n\nFacilitator: \nAIM WA are a contemporary education leader; shaping management\, leadership and workplace excellence. \nYour session will be led by Gemma Nugent\, a specialist construction\, engineering and consulting contract lawyer. As the Principal Lawyer at SoundLegal\, Gemma helps construction\, engineering\, consulting and light industrial businesses to create and negotiate clear\, plain English contracts\, so they can achieve great project outcomes.
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/indigenous-joint-ventures-workshop-10-may-2024-virtual/
LOCATION:online\, Australia
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