Ganbina
Fallon Wanganeen is an experienced professional with a diverse background in financial services and community engagement, currently serving as a First Nations Employee Journey Expert and Inclusion Program Manager at ANZ since April 2014. Fallon has held various leadership roles, including Chair of the Reconciliation Network, where responsibilities included setting annual network targets and representing the network to internal and external stakeholders. In addition to the role at ANZ, Fallon is actively involved as Board Chair for Ganbina, Board Member at Black Duck Group, and Advisory Board Member of Southern Slugs Football Club, focusing on Indigenous youth development and pathways. Previous experience includes positions in recruitment, banking, and traineeships, complemented by formal education in financial services.
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Ganbina
Ganbina's aim is to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to achieve true social and economic equality with other Australians within the next two generations. To achieve this, we work with young people throughout their primary and secondary school years to make sure that they get the right education, jobs training and life skills they need in their formative years to enable them to reach their full potential as adults. By successfully completing their education and going on to tertiary training, meaningful employment and ultimately financial independence, we know that these young people are an inspiration to others in their communities to do likewise. In effect, they act as 'Agents of Change', ultimately helping to break the cycle of long term generational unemployment and welfare dependency among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It's a genuine 'Hand Up' rather than 'Hand Out' approach. It is represented graphically by our logo of two hands reaching out to help one another, circled by the rising sun which symbolises the dawning of new opportunities in life. To date, over 1800 young Ganbina participants have seized these opportunities wholeheartedly. As a result, they are all well on their way to securing meaningful and financially independent futures.