Indigenous entrepreneurial motivations: Purpose, profit and leadership

Michelle Marie Evans · Ian O. Williamson

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy

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Research Council Linkage Grant LP130100410 Australian Indigenous Entrepreneurial Leadership 2014 -2017. 2 MURRA (woi wurrung for 'fishnet') is a three times four day intensive program for established Indigenous Australian entrepreneurs wishing to grow their enterprises.

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