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Deadly Discussions
Isaac Harrison
55 episodes
7 months ago
I interview good people doing good business for their communities and families.
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Management
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I interview good people doing good business for their communities and families.
Show more...
Management
Business,
Entrepreneurship,
Non-Profit
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S2 Episode 13 - Kaley Nicholson - Yilam - Indigenous Eco-Camping Brand
Deadly Discussions
35 minutes 51 seconds
2 years ago
S2 Episode 13 - Kaley Nicholson - Yilam - Indigenous Eco-Camping Brand
Kaley Nicholson is the Co-Founder of Yilam. A sustainable camping brand that offers the highest quality camping gear and On Country tourism experiences. Yilam in Taungurung means camp. Kaley is connected to various tribes in Victoria and New South Wales, so she identifies as Koori, an Indigenous person from those areas.Kaley grew up in Swan Hill and migrated south to Geelong once she finished school. After sometime, the rest of the family came down too. Kaley and her mother had an off-the-cuff idea on one of their camping trips out On Country. This led to the founding of Yilam. The idea stuck and when they got home, Kaley got to work, using her policy background to shape up something doable.This mother and daughter team is one of a kind. They are inspiration on many levels. Starting a business with a middle-aged co-founder and no experience, dreaming big, and making financial changes for their family.
Deadly Discussions
I interview good people doing good business for their communities and families.