Baringa Barambah

BIO

Baringa Barambah, a proud Turrbal and Gubbi Gubbi woman from Queensland with connections to Wakka Wakka, Kamilaroi, and Birri Gubba country, has dedicated her career to advancing social, cultural, and economic outcomes for Aboriginal communities. Growing up in Meeanjin (Brisbane), Baringa has maintained strong ties to her Turrbal culture and currently serves as a Songwoman and Lore-woman in training. Baringa is the Founder and Director of Yadeni Consulting, a 100% Aboriginal owned and operated business committed to enabling real change that advances the interests of First Nations communities. As a Chevening and Roberta Sykes Scholar, Baringa completed her Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Cambridge, specialising in Culture & Arts Management and Social Innovation. Her academic pursuits and professional experiences reflect her commitment to Indigenous empowerment, combining business acumen with a deep respect for Indigenous knowledge and community impact.

SKILLS

Social Innovation | Indigenous Economic Empowerment | Culture & Arts Management | Finance | Strategy | Operations | Community Engagement | Global Consulting | Chartered Accountant Baringa has extensive experience in finance, strategy, and operations, working across NFPs, corporate, and government sectors. Her portfolio includes delivering projects globally, including in Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Her work at PwC Indigenous Consulting (PIC) supports meaningful change in Indigenous communities through culturally-informed strategies, reinforcing PIC’s purpose of realising futures through Indigenous knowledge.

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ Indigenous Australian Leader + University of Cambridge - MBA + Awarded the prestigious Chevening and Roberta Sykes Scholarships + Delivered multi-national projects in finance, strategy, and operations across NFP, corporate, and government sectors + Leads cultural initiatives as Songwoman and Lore-woman in training