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And Then I Weep: After decades working with Nepal, I see the root of its disaster ignored – Audette Exel

As Nepal faces a devastating flooding crisis, Adara’s teams in Nepal and Sydney are working around the clock to support affected communities.

In this opinion piece for The Sydney Morning Herald, our Founder and Chair, Audette Exel AO, challenges us to join the dots and calls on those in positions of leadership to confront the reality of climate change and step forward with courage and responsibility.

Adara To Assist After Catastrophe In Nepal

The Bermuda-founded Adara Group is preparing to support communities in Nepal after catastrophic flash flooding struck the northern region of the country.

High Hopes – Common Cause episode 8

When Australian corporate high-flyer Audette Exel applied her skills to support some of the world’s most remote communities, she helped transform thousands of lives, including Angjuk Lama, a former yak herder who is now giving back by helping others in his Himalayan homeland.

Adara – Doing well, doing good

Featured in Company Director Magazine, this article showcases the power of Adara Partners’ unique business-for-purpose model, with insights from many of our incredible Panel Members

The new face of giving – Qantas Magazine

In a powerful piece on how female-led philanthropy in Australia is driving lasting impact, Audette Exel shares her journey with Adara and purpose-led business.

Audette Exel – Lunch with the AFR

Ten years ago, Audette Exel persuaded some of the country’s top operators to donate their fees to charity. After raising $30 million, she is ready to expand.

Audette Exel on impact of USAID funding cuts

Our Founder and Chair, Audette Exel AO, spoke to The Australian Financial Review about the devastating impact of the USAID cuts already being felt across the world, including in the communities Adara works alongside.

How household surveys are helping the Adara Group change lives in Nepal

A key part of Adara’s ability to track long-lasting change has been its Household Survey, which most recently gathered data from more than 4,600 people living across 12 Humla villages. It provided a vast trove of information that is revealing the priorities of Humla residents and the type of support which is proving most effective.