Welcoming Jessica Wilson – Yalagan Group’s new Co-CEO

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Georgia Walker
Published: 19 Jul 2022
Category: General

We are proud to announce that Jessica Wilson has joined the Yalagan Group family as our new Co-CEO, marking an exciting new chapter for our organisation. As a proud Yindjibarndi Traditional Owner, Jessica brings with her a deep cultural connection, a wealth of experience, and a passion for driving Indigenous empowerment through education, training, and employment.

A Leader with Purpose

Jessica’s journey is one of leadership, resilience, and advocacy. With a strong background in Indigenous affairs, workforce development, and strategic leadership, she has worked tirelessly to create meaningful pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Her appointment as Co-CEO is a reflection of Yalagan Group’s commitment to Indigenous leadership at the highest levels of our organization.

Strengthening Cultural and Industry Ties

As a Yindjibarndi Traditional Owner, Jessica’s role is more than just leadership—it’s about ensuring cultural integrity, strengthening community connections, and fostering sustainable opportunities. Her expertise in Indigenous engagement, corporate partnerships, and training initiatives will be instrumental in expanding Yalagan Group’s reach and impact.

A Vision for the Future

Jessica’s leadership will help shape the future of Yalagan Group as we continue to grow and evolve. With her guidance, we will build on our mission to create genuine career pathways, support Indigenous businesses, and empower communities through education and training.

Pictured Jessica Wilson working on one of her most recent works for 2024 Colours of Country Exhibition

We are incredibly excited to welcome Jessica to the team and look forward to the impact she will have as we work together to drive real change.

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