SHARED KNOWLEDGE: (From left) Co–owner of Bright's social enterprise Dumu café Rebecca Crawley, Thamarrurr Youth Indigenous Corporation (Bright and Northern Territory's Wadeye) youth worker Irene Dumoo with 18–month–old daughter Kiama, Canada's Common Good Solutions CEO David Upton, Thamarrurr Youth's Board member and Dumu café program graduate Philip Crocombe (PJ), ACRE founder and CEO Matt Pfahlert, Scotland's Social Enterprise Academy chief executive Neil McLean and Social Enterprise World Forum managing director Gerry Higgins at this week's Social Enterprise World Forum Rural Gathering in Beechworth. PHOTO: Coral Cooksley Id:31766
THE AUSTRALIAN Centre for Rural Entrepreneurship (ACRE) based in Beechworth has been regarded as one of the global leaders in rural social enterprise dialogue by a world expert.
ACRE hosted the first international Social Enterprise World Forum Rural Gathering in the Southern Hemisphere from Sunday to Wednesday this week which drew social enterprise founders, policy makers and impact investors fro...
