Social and Environment Society
Webinar: Demystifying native title aboriginal corporations
1
PD Hours
Join the Social and Environment Society for their webinar: Demystifying native title aboriginal corporations.
About this event
Many people have come across the term “Aboriginal Corporation” and “common law holders” as key stakeholders in their projects. How do these corporations operate, and how can you work more effectively with them to minimise disruption to your projects?
The presentation will provide a “101” guide and insights into Native Title Corporations:
- Why do they exist?
- What's the difference between a prescribed body corporate and a Land Council?
- What is the link between native title and heritage issues?
- What is free, prior, informed consent (FPIC)?
- How do native title matters impact ESG performance during project development and operation?
- Where is a good starting point to navigate the complex decision-making processes between the corporation, lawyers and common law holders?
Webinar time: 12.00pm - 1.00pm AEST
Speaker/s
Ailan Tran
FAusIMM
Senior Policy Officer, National Native Title Council
Ailan is a trusted advisor to C-Suite and Boards formulating strategic solutions to environmental, social and governance problems. Her credentials come from decades of experience across local, state, federal government and global frameworks that form investment decision criteria for institutional and private equity investors.
Ailan’s career successfully demonstrates collaboration with stakeholders to embed practical sustainability and social license to operate solutions into strategic approvals and agreement negotiations. She has held senior leadership positions and delivers business outcomes in complex and challenging environments in mining and native title industries.
Her expertise covers Aboriginal and Indigenous engagement in project development and operations; compliance reporting to meet legal approvals and agreement obligations; corporate financial management achieving clean audits to preparing plans and content for strategic communications.
Ailan’s career successfully demonstrates collaboration with stakeholders to embed practical sustainability and social license to operate solutions into strategic approvals and agreement negotiations. She has held senior leadership positions and delivers business outcomes in complex and challenging environments in mining and native title industries.
Her expertise covers Aboriginal and Indigenous engagement in project development and operations; compliance reporting to meet legal approvals and agreement obligations; corporate financial management achieving clean audits to preparing plans and content for strategic communications.
Date and Time
Friday, 23 August 2024
12.00pm – 1.00pm (UTC+10:00)
12.00pm – 1.00pm (UTC+10:00)
Cost
Member: Free
Non Member: $30
Non Member: $30
1
PD HOURS