Corporate Culcha is an Indigenous owned and operated company, established to support Indigenous organisations, business and Australian industry, in building and developing sustainable Indigenous workforces. Corporate Culcha is a preferred service provider to the likes of Dare to Lead for Business (DTL4B), Corporate Connect.Ab (CCAb) and ANZ.
We work collaboratively with our clients to develop culturally competent strategies to engage, recruit and retain Indigenous talent. Our extensive suite of products support the enhancement of organisational cultures to be more inclusive of and accessible to Indigenous people. Packages are tailored to individual business needs.
Our clientele are diverse and include some of Australia’s largest corporate entities, Government departments
and Non-Government Organisations, including but not limited to:
Commonwealth Bank, Leighton Holdings, Ernst & Young, AFL Foundation, Rio Tinto, Coal & Allied, ANZ, General Practitioners Education and Training, Target, Coles, NSW Department of Human Services - Aged, Disabilities and Home Care (Northern Rivers and Western Region), City of Sydney, Wesfarmers Industrial, Bond University Medical School Faculty, Aftercare, Break Thru and ACCOR.
Corporate Culcha’s principal consultants and facilitators have a combined experience of over 45 years in Indigenous recruitment, project management, education, training and development across a diverse range of industries.
The principal consultants are complemented by a national network of respected facilitators and consultants. These consultants and facilitators have extensive knowledge and experience in a range of disciplines including, cross cultural respect training, Indigenous Employment Strategies, mentoring, research and evaluation, team building and Indigenous recruitment and training. All cultural respect facilitators are trained in the Corporate Culcha model of delivery, ensuring consistency, quality control and best practice.
Where possible, we endeavour to include high profile Indigenous celebrities and elders to further enhance the cultural experience.