Indigenous Knowledge & Intellectual Property: Respect, Protect & Empower
A must attend if you are a First Nations or non-Indigenous business owner looking to maximise innovation, collaboration & market opportunities!

This free workshop will:
• Explain the nature & respectful use of Indigenous Knowledge
• Outline the types of Intellectual Property (IP) available to protect your business, brand and products
• Demonstrate the value of IP for Indigenous business as an asset & collaboration tool to strengthen & grow your business – Local Business Case Study
• Showcase the tools, programs & business support providers available to empower you
Who should attend?
This free workshop is for First Nations and non-Indigenous business owners looking to understand how the respectful use of Indigenous Knowledge and Intellectual Property can empower their business.
No prior knowledge of Indigenous Knowledge &/or Intellectual Property is required! This workshop will provide you with the foundational knowledge required.
What is included?
This practical workshop will include access to Indigenous Knowledge & Intellectual Property experts; a local business case study speaker; local business support providers; examples of business tools & support initiatives; interactive discussion and networking opportunities.
You will leave with a deeper understanding of how Intellectual Property (IP) can protect, strengthen and grow your business.
Limited seating available. Register to reserve your spot today!
When: Thursday 20th March 2025
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm NSW time (arrive at 9:45am NSW time to register)
9:00am – 11:00am QLD time (arrive at 8:45am QLD time to register)
Where: Tweed Heads South Community Centre (Community Hall)
18 Heffron St, Tweed Heads South NSW 2486
Cost: FREE! Morning tea will be provided.
For enquiries about this event, please contact Rowena Ryan, Regional Manager Gold Coast QLD & Northern Rivers NSW for AusIndustry, on 0418 982 092 or rowena.ryan@industry.gov.au.
This event is being hosted by AusIndustry, in partnership with IP Australia and Tweed Shire Council.