As mentioned in December’s newsletter, Maverick Minds has been approved as a pre-qualified supplier by Local Buy, Queensland’s leading procurement partner. This significant result makes our organisational development and facilitation services more accessible to a broad range of public sector and not-for-profit organisations.
As an artist and facilitator, my recent group “Collage Encounters: Our World in Layers” exhibition at Richard Randall Gallery held special meaning for me. It wasn’t just about displaying my artwork – it was a living example of how creative collaboration can transform both the creators and their audience.
Last month, I had the joy of participating in the Yellow Edge Un-Conference at the Belconnen Arts Centre (Belco Arts). This innovative two-day gathering stretched the boundaries of traditional conference structures and reimagined leadership development.
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I’ll leave you with these thoughts; as I said at the beginning, collaboration has been central to Maverick Minds in 2024. Just as a piece of art or music comes alive through its audience’s interpretation, meaningful organisational change emerges through genuine collaboration.
Over the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of working with Bianca Taylor Andrews from Brightside Studio brining Maverick Minds visual branding to life.