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IPS Management Consultants

Locality: Bunbury, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9721 7057

Address: 26 Wittenoom Street 6230 Bunbury, WA, Australia

Website: http://ipsau.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Despite being postponed this year due to COVID-19, NAIDOC Week is just around the corner, and we here at IPS are getting ready to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. We have an inspirational and exciting guest speaker lined up for next week, and today we are putting up the stunning NAIDOC posters that we picked up from our local Woolworths. Join us in celebrating, grab your poster, and find out about NAIDOC Week ac...tivities in your area via www.naidoc.org.au #naidoc2020 #naidocweek #naidoc #alwayswasalwayswillbe

23.01.2022 IPS were honoured to have sponsored this year's Indigenous Round of the South West Football League in Western Australia. The Indigenous Recognition Game was held on August 30 at Kelly Park in Bunbury earlier this year, where Clubs and Leagues came together to recognise and celebrate the positive impact that Aboriginal Footballers have had on the game of Australian Rules Football. Well done to all of the players who played, and we look forward to the game next year!... Full story >> https://www.ipsau.com.au//proud-sponsors-of-the-indigenous Pictured is IPS Business Consultant Joanne Hill & IPS Director Damien Chalk #ipsau #swfl #bunburywa #indigenousround #football

22.01.2022 Last Monday, IPS Director Jahna Cedar attended the opening of the reboot of The Aboriginal Business Capability Building Program (ABCB), an initiative funded by the West Australian Government Department of Finance. The ABCB is run by IPS and builds upon the opportunities created by the APP to build the capacity of Indigenous businesses in WA to grow, prosper, and tender for government work. The event saw the announcement of the exciting redesign of the ABCB post-COVID, which w...ill provide new opportunities for Indigenous businesses to build their capabilities. Also in attendance from IPS were Innovation & Advisory Lead Colette McEntee, Business Consultant Joanne Hill, and Executive Assistant Katie Clarke. Pictured: 1. Colette McEntee (IPS), Rob Barton (Wirra Hub), Jahna Cedar (IPS), Tim Milsom (Noongar Chamber of Commerce & Industry), Gordon Cole (Noongar Chamber of Commerce & Industry), Katie Clarke (IPS), Joanne Hill (IPS) 2. Katie Clarke (IPS), Colette McEntee (IPS), Joanne Hill (IPS), Jahna Cedar (IPS) 3. Jahna Cedar (IPS) 4. Denise Colbung (WorkforceXS Hedland), Jahna Cedar (IPS) Wirra Hub Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry Workforce Extensions #ispau #abcb #aboriginalbusiness #indigenousbusiness

21.01.2022 "To me, NAIDOC Week means recognition, appreciation and celebration of my beautiful culture and my Aboriginality. NAIDOC Week provides an opportunity to recognise our Aboriginal and Indigenous cultures within Australia, and creates greater opportunities for learning and understanding. This is a time which allows both us as Aboriginal people and the wider community across Australia to appreciate our rich and diverse culture. It offers a platform for us to connect with our pe...ople, to be proud and united as one." Jada Morris is a proud descendant of both the Biripi and Dunghutti nations. Jada is a Project Assistant here at IPS, and she shares with us what NAIDOC Week means to her. #NAIDOC #NAIDOCWeek2020 #NAIDOC2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

20.01.2022 The Bunbury IPS team attended the NAIDOC 2020 Flag Raising Ceremony yesterday and despite a rainy morning, it was a wonderful way to welcome in NAIDOC Week with our local community. The event also marked the unveiling of two new artworks by local Wardandi artist Cassie Jetta, now to be permanently displayed in the Bunbury Hospital. We would like to share Cassies's beautiful interpretation of this year's NAIDOC theme, 'Always Was and Always Will Be', and thank her for all that... she contributes to our local community: ------- Kaya I always was and always will be resilient, I always was and always will be love. I will always rise each morning to see the new day, The new colours that bless us from above. They always was and will be teachers, Of a people who’s spirit is forever strong, Guiding us and leading the way, Taking us by the hand, Grandmother sing me your songs. We always was and will always be blessed, With connection to each other and to our land, From the deserts, forests and red dirt, To the mountains and the ocean sands. Always was and always willl be walking with respect and pride, For who we are and where we come from, Is nothing to hide. Always was and always will be, Remembering our past, Moving forward together, To heal, to learn, to last. This year has brought us closer, to our loved ones to cherish you see, To teach us that what matters most in our lives, Always was and always will be. Cassie Jetta, 2020 #naidoc2020 #naidocweek #naidocweek2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

20.01.2022 "To me, NAIDOC Week is a chance to celebrate and reflect with the wonderful Indigenous people in our community that I have been fortunate to meet. I have learnt so much about struggle, storytelling, love of family, patience, connection and the importance of caring for our country." Jan Ferraz heads our Organisational Development & Leadership, and shares with us what NAIDOC Week means to her. #NAIDOC #NAIDOCWeek2020 #NAIDOCWeek2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

20.01.2022 Our Business Development Manager Doug Green had the privilege of sharing coffee with two respected Noongar leaders in Perth this week. Farley Garlett and Barbara Bynder are helping to guide Aboriginal participation planning and inform cultural understanding across several projects. Such important and impactful work; we are honoured to have them on the team! #ipsau #indigenousadvisory #indigenousbusiness #consultancyservices #leaders #perth

20.01.2022 The past two months have been important for Indigenous businesses and communities alike. October was Indigenous Business Month, and with NAIDOC Week just passed, now is an ideal and important time to be thinking about inclusivity and diversity within your organisation. A deep understanding of unconscious bias is critical when analysing the inclusivity of your workplace culture, and knowing where unconscious bias can emerge in a workplace allows you to be proactive in implemen...ting preventative strategies. Find out more, including three steps you can take to addressing unconscious bias - https://www.ipsau.com.au/all-news/unconscious-bias#/ #ipsau #unconsciousbias #diversity #inclusive #supportindigenous

20.01.2022 Yesterday, Directors Katina Law and Jahna Cedar celebrated NAIDOC Week with the Hon. Ben Wyatt and members of Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together Project, NAIDOC Committee and Reconciliation WA. The event was held in West Perth, and explored the advancements that have been made through the development of new relationships between the State of Western Australia and First Nations peoples. Also discussed was the importance of empowering Aboriginal peoples to protect their cultural... heritage, and to make agreements for long term economic and social development. Always Was, Always Will be. #NAIDOC #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOCWeek2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

19.01.2022 IPS are honoured to be a sponsor for the 2021 Noongar Junior Carnival, and we couldn't resist a photo opportunity with this amazing squad at South West Sports Centre last week. Pictured: Emanuell D'Cress: former junior Bunbury Bear & NBL Canberra Cannon’s Katie Clarke (IPS): Court Manager... Danie Zappa (IPS): Carnival Administration Marina Quain: Bunbury Basketball Association Executive Secretary Kandice Basil Hart Bennell (IPS): Carnival Coordinator Andrew Vlahov: former Perth Wildcats Captain Adam Desmond: Binar Sports founder Basketball WA Sponsorships are just one way that we live true to our commitment to give back to our community. #ipsau #basketball #bunburybasketball #noongarjuniorcarnival #community #indigenousbusiness

15.01.2022 Meet Nina. Nina has a background in communications and marketing, and is currently working as a Project Manager in Indigenous Engagement. Nina works with multiple clients around Australia, and is responsible for project planning, risk management, project delivery and timeline management. Nina’s extensive experience in media and communications has given her an eye for the importance of detail in managing and delivering on multiple projects. She has a passion for building capab...ility and success in the Indigenous business sector. I've been working at IPS for four years, and in that time, I've learned so many new skills. Every day at IPS is different. I love working in the Indigenous business sector, and knowing that everything we do together is driving practical and positive change. #ipsau #meetourteam #projectmanager

15.01.2022 It is an honour to be nominated as semi-finalists for the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Economic Development Award 2020. The Western Australian Regional Achievement and Community Awards aim to encourage, acknowledge and reward the valuable contributions individuals, communities and businesses are making throughout regional and rural Western Australia. The awards recognise and pay tribute to their achievements, which contribute to making regional We...stern Australia a better community. We would like to thank all involved for making this award possible, and congratulate all other semi-finalists and finalists. As Event Manager Hanna Doherty said, "to be nominated is an honour and with high achievers like yourself, Western Australia can look forward to a great future." Western Australian Regional Achievement and Community Awards #ipsau #award #industryaward #semifinalist

14.01.2022 The IPS office will be closed from Thursday December 24, 2020 and will re-open on Monday January 11, 2021. Like a lot of businesses, our staff have had a testing year, and are looking forward to a well-deserved break with family and friends. We are so grateful for your support, and wish you and your families a safe and wonderful festive season. Please get in touch if you need anything before these dates, otherwise, we will see you in the New Year!... #ipsau #officeclosure #closingdates #business #indigenousbusiness

12.01.2022 "NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of the first peoples of Australia. It is an opportunity to educate and enlighten people who have very little to no knowledge of our culture. The NAIDOC Week celebrations encourage everyone to be a part of them. As we seek reconciliation, it is extremely important that all of Australia tries to understand our culture. The 2020 theme ""Always Was, Always Will Be" encourages me to look inwards. Who am I? H...ow was I raised? Where did I come from? What have I been through? Where am I now? Where am I going? I was brought up to be proud of who I am. I always was and always will be a proud Aboriginal woman." Melinda Ely is a proud Noongar woman from the Wiilman clan. Melinda is also our Bookkeeper here at IPS, and she shares with us what NAIDOC Week means to her. #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOC #alwayswasalwayswillbe #NAIDOCWeek2020

06.01.2022 On Thursday night, IPS attended the NAIDOC Week Community Movie Night in Bunbury, hosted by BREC performing arts centre and Yaka Dandjoo. After a community sausage sizzle and catch-up, attendees took their seats with anticipation, ready to watch Ian Darlings' inspiring film The Final Quarter. Watching it with our local community with the significance of NAIDOC Week fresh in our minds was a moving experience, and emotions were high throughout the theatre. Stan Grant's powerful... racism speech provided by The Ethics Centre followed a brief popcorn and tea break, and a yarning circle facilitated by Yaka Dandjoo Karen Jetta and other community leaders saw out the night. Answering questions from the audience, a powerful discussion was had exploring the issues raised by the two screenings, and how we can collectively move forward with positivity and action as a community. The night was a memorable one, and has given us many things to think about and act upon. We thank both Yaka Dandjoo Events and BREC for hosting such an incredible event. Always Was, Always Will Be. #naidoc #alwayswasalwayswillbe #naidocweek #naidoc2020

06.01.2022 NAIDOC Week is held to celebrate the diversity, culture, knowledge systems and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. It is a time to celebrate the oldest living and continuous culture in the world. This year’s theme, Always Was Always Will Be, recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. The week is also a time to pause and reflect upon what NAIDOC and its theme mean to us, both as individuals ...and collectively as a nation. We asked our staff at IPS to share their reflections on what NAIDOC Week means to them. Find out what they had to say: https://www.ipsau.com.au//what-does-naidoc-week-mean-to-yo We'd love to know what NAIDOC Week means to you. Comment below #ipsau #naidoc #naidocweek2020 #NAIDOCWeek2020 National NAIDOC

05.01.2022 IPS Managing Director Kristal Kinsela arrived in WA at the end of November for a much-anticipated visit, including but definitely not limited to the mandatory two weeks of quarantine she endured when she first arrived...with toddler Kohen in tow! Kristal and Kohen took the Bunbury office by storm, and brought with them laughter, cake, and even an appearance by Mrs Claus herself bearing gifts at our IPS Christmas Party We hope you, your families and your workmates are managi...ng to spend some quality time together as we approach the festive season, and gear up to say goodbye to 2020. #ipsau #festiveseason #indigenousbusiness Kristal Kinsela

05.01.2022 We are looking for a passionate and innovative Projects and Communications Assistant to join our growing team in Bunbury. If this sounds like you, apply below https://www.seek.com.au/job/51113505?type=standard

03.01.2022 Want to join our vibrant and growing team? We are looking for a Project Manager/Consultant Indigenous Advisor, a role which will give you the opportunity to influence social change and work on some exciting projects. Read more about the job here: https://lnkd.in/gHwzuhq... #ipsau #job #jobseeker #projectmanager #consultant #indigenousadvisor

03.01.2022 We are helping our friend's over at Geographe Civil Pty Ltd find an experienced and reliable Trainee MC Truck Drive. If you or someone you know would like to discuss this position, please call our Organisational and Development Leadership Lead Jan Ferraz on 0439 932 308. You can find more details on the position here: https://www.seek.com.au/job/51922722... #jobseeker #trainee #construction