Affiliations

Regional Economic Solutions (RES) services are enhanced by the company we keep.

Ausenco

Our primary long-term partner is Ausenco, a global engineering and project management company that works in the mining, oil, gas and other resource sectors.

The Ausenco-RES partnership has resulted in many jobs being created and sustained in Australia. One example was at Carrapateena in South Australia where we supported First Nations people transitioning into work and various supply chains at the OZ Minerals mine.

Other partnerships include Powerlink, who have expressed interest in connecting students to employment, and our legal partner McCullough Robertson.

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School for Tomorrow

RES’s education to employment program Moon-da-Gatta Wisdom has been developed in a collaborative enterprise combining the leadership, cultural skills and experiences of RES founders Leann Wilson and Mal Meninga, with the strong and diverse education background of Dr Phil Cummins.

Dr Cummins is founder of the research facility at CIRCLE – The Centre for Innovation, Research, Creativity and Leadership in Education and the global educational network of a School for Tomorrow.

To discover the potential of our new education to employment program, visit Moon-da-Gatta Wisdom.

Department of Resources (Queensland Government)

Building on the Strengths of Our Stories (BOTS) cultural agility training and powerful truth telling is facilitated by RES and the Queensland Department of Resources.

To learn more about this cultural agility training, visit Building on the Strengths of Our Stories.

Kramer Ausenco

Kramer Ausenco is the largest independent professional project management, architecture, engineering, survey, construction management and planning services organisation in the Southern Pacific Region.

Like RES, Kramer Ausenco offers services throughout entire project lifecycles, from initial concept and design to construction and commissioning across a range of industries, particularly health, education, hospitality, aviation, maritime, residential, civil infrastructure, mining, oil and gas, commercial and industrial.

Global Future Makers

Develop and implement sustainable and innovated energy, carbon and water solutions, with a focus on enhancing community resilience and in particular working with First Nations people to generate respect and recognition for Indigenous knowledge, linking old, new and unique opportunities as part of ensuring a circular economy approach. This includes sustainable energy and water approaches, food security opportunities, technology neutral project solutions, and interfacing between community, industry, research, technology providers and government. Critically, Global Future Makers is focused on the circular economy, ensuring clients recognise the potential asset value of all product/waste streams, while valuing and leveraging the extensive knowledge that sits within the community/company/client’s boundary.

Supply Nation

RES is certified with Supply Nation.

I have had the pleasure of working with Leann and RES more broadly for a number of years. During that time, I have always admired Leann’s enthusiasm, vision and commitment to a defined process to make change. Critical in all her work is engaging in culturally appropriate conversations with respect and dignity.

Dominic McGann, Partner, McCullough Robertson Lawyers

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Building on the Strengths of Our Stories (BOTS)

Building on the Strengths of Our Stories (BOTS) is one of the most widely acclaimed programs co-designed between Regional Economic Solutions and Queensland Department of Resources. Held over two days,...
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Apprentice initiative spans the gap

Regional Economic Solutions (RES), in partnership with Ausenco, has the capacity to support First Nations apprenticeship programs in the mining and resource industry. Support structures are also co-designed to facilitate...

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