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Raquel Todd

Raquel Todd

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Managing Director

Blak Line Industries

I am a proud Aboriginal woman from the Banjima and Kariyarra language groups in Western Australia's Pilbara Region, serving as managing director of Blak Line Industries and leading Green Line Distributors and Four Hills Services. As a director on the First Nations X board, I bridge ancient wisdom with modern business, embedding cultural integrity and sustainable development into every venture I lead. My work is driven by a commitment to economic empowerment for Indigenous communities, cultural preservation, and creating meaningful social impact. Drawing strength from my heritage and ancestral teachings, I strive to harmonize tradition with progress, using business as a platform for community growth and inspiring others to find power in their cultural roots while building a future where both tradition and innovation thrive together.

SESSIONS

Day 2

9:25

C-suite Panel: Stronger Together – Building Trust, Influence and Impact

  • Who gets heard, backed, and seen – and how leaders are shifting that power dynamic

  • What it really takes to build trust across teams with diverse backgrounds and lived experience

  • Personal examples of allyship in action and how it made a difference

  • Embedding accountability and navigating discomfort with courage


Moderator: Raquel Todd, Managing Director, Blak Line Industries


Megan O'Donnell, Chief Preventative Officer, St John WA


Jodi Graham, Executive Director, Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group, North Metropolitan Health Service


Steve Coughlan, Executive Chairman, Byrnecut


Kate West, Chief Officer, Business and Markets APAC, Arup

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