SESNA 2020 had speakers dialling in from locations as diverse as the Torres Strait Islands, Cape York and Arnhem Land. 

Our morning sessions were dedicated to tackling the big questions like what are the real opportunities for social enterprise in the north? How can land and sea owners lead in developing these opportunities? What is it actually like to build and grow a social enterprise in a remote community? And what happens when we partner across cultures and across sectors?

The afternoon was devoted to deep-dive workshops with smaller rooms, where you get a chance to ask leading entrepreneurs big questions like how did they actually get started, and what does it take to raise investment? We also have visiting experts in business structuring, finances and governance offering free advice and education sessions to help you make informed decisions about your business.