Grant Fenn
Grant Fenn is the Executive General Manager, Associated Businesses at Qantas Airways Ltd. In this role, Grant is responsible for 4 major divisions of Qantas - Airports, Catering, Freight and Qantas Holidays. Grant is also responsible for overseeing the operation of Star Track Express and Australian Air Express for the Qantas Group. Prior to this, Grant was the Executive General Manager Finance and Deputy Chief Financial Officer and was responsible for all aspects of financial analysis, financial planning, Treasury and accounting for the Qantas Group. Grant has been a Member of the Qantas Executive Committee since November 2000. Grant is also Chairman of the Star Track Express Board, and a Board Member of Australian Air Express. Grant holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Macquarie University, NSW (1986) and is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.
What a reconciled Australia looks like to me.
Reconciliation is a commitment to building partnerships based on respect and the recognition of the distinctive rights of Indigenous people. It is about human rights and social justice for all Indigenous Australians.
In a reconciled Australia, Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians will have similar outcomes and experiences in health, education, rates of incarceration, housing & employment. A reconciled Australia will as a minimum, have a relative proportion of Indigenous Australians in key areas of the community including government, business, educational institutions and social services. Non-Indigenous Australians will recognise and respect the differences that exist between Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultures, values & beliefs.
It will be evident in everyday life that Indigenous Australians and their culture are valued and respected. Success will be the stereotype rather than failure.
Grant Fenn
