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C.H. Robinson Australia’s reconciliation journey with first nations partners

C.H. Robinson Australia is committed to reconciliation through meaningful partnerships, education, and cultural engagement. This video highlights the company’s journey from its Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to its current Innovate RAP, showcasing how the organisation is deepening relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses. Through initiatives like learning experiences, visual storytelling, and inclusive procurement, C.H. Robinson is building a more equitable supply chain ecosystem. The video features Pat Caruso, founder of WeCreatePrintDeliver, a 100% First Nations-owned business, who shares the significance of the Tree of Life artwork created for C.H. Robinson. This symbol represents the company’s growth, accountability, and long-term commitment to reconciliation. It reflects the promise to embed strong roots—through education, opportunity, and cultural respect—that allow both the business and its partnerships to flourish. C.H. Robinson’s vision is to create equal business opportunities across the supply chain industry, leveraging networks like Supply Nation to engage Indigenous suppliers. The company is also focused on building career pathways, including graduate programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This reconciliation journey is aligned with C.H. Robinson’s broader diversity strategy, fostering a culture of belonging and shared growth. Learn more about our commitment to reconciliation: https://www.chrobinson.com/about-us/c...