Designed to support our vision of a prosperous, vibrant and sustainable Indigenous business sector, there are events across the country throughout the year. These include training initiatives, networking events, and our annual flagship event, Connect.
Some events are open to the general public, and others are only open to the Supply Nation community of members and businesses listed on Indigenous Business Direct.
This Webinar amplifies the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander business leaders, exploring the role of First Nations enterprises in driving economic empowerment and examining how non-Indigenous organisations can engage in meaningful and respectful partnerships. What to expect: A panel discussion featuring First Nations voices in business Insights on procurement, policy, and economic inclusion […]
The Yarra Network presents 'Bridging Now to Next – A Journey of Passion, Purpose, and Reconciliation' in celebration of National Reconciliation Week. This event explores how corporate Australia can contribute to reconciliation by learning from the past, acting in the present and shaping a more equitable future. Through shared stories, cultural insights and reflections on allyship […]
Celebrating the remarkable First Nation women in small businesses and their vital contributions to Queensland's economy and communities. With over 482,000 small businesses representing 97% of the business sector and contributing approximately $117 billion to the state's economy, their impact is immense.
These events support the growth of the First Nations business sector by bringing stakeholders together to make connections and share information. NSW Government invited representatives from major projects to come and present about the opportunities for Aboriginal businesses and First Nations job seekers. NSW Government will also invite Aboriginal businesses, Tier one businesses, Government buyers […]
National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations […]
Black Coffee is a grassroots Indigenous business networking gathering held in regions around Australia each month. Originating in Queensland but now across Australia, the goal of the Black Coffee movement is to provide a platform to connect micro and small business owners around Australia. Indigenous business owners and professionals, along with their supporters, get together […]
Meet the Buyer is organised by the Office of the Industry Advocate, in partnership with the South Australian Government and the South Australian Business Chamber. This unique opportunity allows you to connect directly with state government buyers and gain valuable insights into government procurement.
Powering Social Impact through Procurement This event explores how social procurement creates community impact by investing in Indigenous businesses, social enterprises, Australian Disability Enterprises, women-owned businesses, and local enterprises. It highlights the benefits of boosting economic growth, creating jobs, and fostering social inclusion. The event also features actionable strategies and real-world examples of social procurement […]
Coinciding with the National NAIDOC Awards, the National NAIDOC Forum will host around 20 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander speakers - including both well-known figures and quieter achievers making a difference. The program will feature a mix of elders and youth, reflecting the theme of passing on our legacy and celebrating 50 years of NAIDOC. […]
This special event is a platform for Aboriginal-owned businesses to showcase their incredible products—from art and fashion to bush foods, crafts, and more. Experience the spirit of NAIDOC Week 2025 with this year’s theme: “The Next Generation: Strength; Vision & Legacy”. Let’s honour our Elders and support the next generation of Indigenous entrepreneurs.