A proud Kukatj Tribe member, Aimee, who started her career with Woolworths Group 17 years ago, is also part of two Woolworths Group First Nation committees, which meet regularly to discuss upcoming events as well as give their recommendations and guidance.
“I feel very fortunate to have been able to work for Woolworths Group for such a long time and to see the progress we are having with First Nations people.”
After maternity leave, Aimee joined the BIG W team at Calamvale in 2007 to get back into the workforce. She worked as a front end supervisor before moving to the Capalaba store.
Aimee says she’s particularly impressed by the improvement of stakeholder engagement, Indigenous leadership, the establishment of First Nation Advisory Boards and employment opportunities at Woolworths Group.
The mother-of-three celebrated NAIDOC Week with her State Manager, Courtney Palmer, North 1 Area Manager Rina Gibbons and fellow BIG W team members at the Logan City event held at the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct on July 9
“Being able to ground and surround ourselves in the art, culture and people is an amazing experience to connect and share it with mob and allies from all over.”
Aimee's story is just one example of the incredible journey's within Woolworths Group. We invite you to discover your potential.
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