
Anny is a proud 4,005th generation descendant of the Ngemba mob from far north western NSW in her mother's family. From her father's family she is a fifth generation French/English descendent.
As a granddaughter of prominent 20th century Aboriginal Activist Pearl Gibbs, Anny’s obsession is to continue her grandmother’s work to “Open the Space” between First Nation peoples and the general community.
She has an extensive background in community development in both Aboriginal, refugee and mainstream sectors. She has worked with corporates, governments and community based not for profits to assist them to achieve their outcomes. Anny is a highly skilled and engaging communicator and comfortable in board rooms, conference venues and training rooms.
Are you are interested in how to connect and engage with your local Aboriginal mob? Are you seeking to build and increase your cultural credibility and reliability?
Do you sometimes feel like an outsider in your own workplace? Perhaps you find it challenging to hold your own while living and working across two different cultures?
Are you confused about the different first nation protocols? Are you wanting to do an acknowledgment of country yet don't know the name of the mob you want to acknowledge?
Are you at times overwhelmed with the pace, speed and timing of change? Are you looking for ideas to manage change so it doesn't manage you?




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