At pitt&sherry we believe in the power of relationships. Collaboration is key to achieving meaningful and sustainable change.

This is why, we are proud to collaborate with the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research.

The Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research aims to produce the highest quality research on Indigenous legal and policy issues and to develop highly skilled Indigenous researchers.

Lindon Coombes, Director, Jumbunna says,

“Having a clear strategy for organisations to engage with First Nations communities and businesses should be important for any business operating in Australia, and even more so if that work involves working “on country”.

Understanding the history of the natural environment can lead to better outcomes in the built environment and meaningful engagement with First Nations people can contribute to this process.

I look forward to seeing the great outcomes that will come from Jumbunna’s relationship with pitt&sherry.”

Dean Comrie, pitt&sherry CEO, says,

“Our partnership with Jumbunna Institute is an important step for pitt&sherry. We’re confident that this collaboration will further our understanding of First Nations Peoples' experiences and benefit our ongoing commitment to Reconciliation."

Collaboration with First Nations businesses and organisations is one way we live our commitment to Reconciliation.