Congratulations to Jax Cornforth, recipient of the 2020 Luminis Foundation Indigenous Fellowship for Cultural Leadership.
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Investment banking veteran Simon Mordant hopes his young firm’s new scholarship program will set an example for the beleaguered financial services sector.
NIDA receives $300,000 over 6 years for Indigenous Fellowship in Cultural Leadership and graduate director’s studio.
Luminis Partners committed $1 million to a scholarship program at the UNSW Business School, which includes an international exchange at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Luminis Partners, through the Luminis Foundation, and AGSM@UNSW Business School will launch a $1m MBA scholarship program at UNSW.
The program, which will provide full tuition fees and a stipend, or salary, for the 16 month course, marks the official launch of the Luminis Foundation, the vehicle the bankers vowed to set up to support the arts, education, health and welfare.
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Glass artist Mel George to spur on Aboriginal reconciliation through the arts and culture
As the inaugural recipient of a six-year grant worth $300,000, Ms George (pictured) will undertake a Master of Fine Arts in cultural leadership at NIDA to forward the momentum of reconciliation.
A $300,000 grant by the Luminis Foundation intended, in part, to assist Indigenous creative professionals undertaking a Master of Fine Arts in Cultural Leadership at NIDA.