Biography
Professor Dennis Foley helped establish the research area that is Indigenous Entrepreneurship in the Pacifica. He has researched and taught extensively in Australia and internationally. Amongst his credits is the establishment of Carranggel Consulting and working with numerous other Indigenous consultancy companies in both Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
As a foundational Board member of the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce and for many years a Board member of AHURI he has been involved in numerous social housing ventures and social enterprise initiatives in both the private and public sectors.
Car-rang gel Consulting looks at a broad range of projects that include the review and creation of Australian Aboriginal Education Pedagogies, Epistemology and Research; Indigenous Entrepreneurship Research - Business Management Consulting/Indigenous Business Planning and Cash Flow Management; Cultural Heritage and Tourism Management; Land Use Management Practices and Indigenous Australian Ecological Management.
Prior to joining the tertiary education sector, Dennis held middle to senior management positions within commercial arms of the banking and finance sector. Professor Foley is a Fulbright Scholar and dual Endeavour Fellow. His publications focus on social inclusion and cross disciples such as Indigenous Literature, Indigenous History, Indigenous Studies, Business Management (Entrepreneurship) and Indigenous Epistemology and Pedagogy.
More about Dennis
- Publications
Indigenous workplace policies: the crucial role of Indigenous management
- Journals
- DOI reference: 10.1177/00221856241267831
Making Indigenous employment everyone's business: Indigenous employment and retention in non-Indigenous-owned businesses
- Journals
- DOI reference: 10.1017/elr.2024.63