First Nations Women in Business
Strong Women.
Strong Business.
Strong Communities.
Sisters Our Way is a movement connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business, sharing knowledge, opening doors and creating opportunities that flow back into our families and communities.
Through Sisters Our Way, we celebrate and recognise First Nations women, those who came before us, those leading today, and those who will carry this legacy forward. We acknowledge the strength, wisdom, care and leadership of our women, and the role they continue to hold in families, business and Community.
Connect. Collaborate. Create. Our Way.
Sustainable growth doesn't happen in isolation.
Sisters Our Way is more than a business event: it's an investment in the economic strength, capability and collective power of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business. It creates space for women to connect, share knowledge, strengthen capability and build relationships and opportunities that continue well beyond a single day.
Why It Matters
By the numbers
First Nations women in business are growing fast, and the opportunity to back that growth is significant.
Of classified Queensland sole traders are women-led
The Gender Index Australia, 2026Of First Nations business owner-managers in Queensland were women in 2021
ABS, 2021 CensusGrowth in First Nations women in business nationally from 2016 to 2021
Indigenous Business AustraliaWho's Behind Sisters Our Way
Built by women. For women. Our way.
Sisters Our Way is led by four First Nations women who bring together lived experience, business knowledge, community connection and professional expertise.
Korindah Randall
Managing Director
Jacky Kljucevic
Managing Director
Karina Hogan
Managing Director
Rachel Daniels
Managing Director