At this week’s CGI meeting in New York, the Adara Group made an extraordinary Commitment to Action, which it hopes will save more than 7,000 lives.
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Adara Group makes milestone a $16M commitment to newborn health
Adara Group makes a Commitment to Action at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2023 Meeting to invest a further US$10.6 million (A$16 million) to scale their award-winning AdaraNewborn model across multiple health facilities in Uganda.
The Age of the Independent Advisor
Independent investment banks have won roles on a slew of major deals this year, highlighting the value boutique advisory firms bring to merger and acquisition negotiations.
Working to save babies – and mothers – in Uganda
Daniel Kabugo, Adara Development’s Uganda country director, explains how an innovative model will reduce newborn deaths and stillbirths by 50 percent in 10 health facilities across the nation
Bankers led by Audette Exel tackle global poverty
Read more about how and why some of Australia’s most senior corporate advisors are using their expertise to support Adara’s work with communities living in poverty.
5 October 2021
A Podcast of One’s Own
Our founder and Chair, Audette Exel AO, recently had the great pleasure of sitting down with former Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, for the latest episode of A Podcast of One’s Own.
In Australia we celebrate economic recovery as COVID ravages our neighbours
Adara’s founder and Chair, Audette Exel, writes that our world is dividing into medical oases and deserts.
Adara Partners’ model of mastery for purpose
We sat down with the B Corp team to celebrate Adara Partners appearing on the Best for the World™ 2021 list for Community.
Vaccines, villains and victories
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues there is a lot of focus on when Australians will get the vaccine – but almost no discussion of the global situation and the impact of vaccine nationalism, writes Audette Exel AO.
The NGO business model of the future
Hosts Rachel Mason Nunn and Paul Ronalds speak with Audette Exel and Jo Barraket on the evolution of NGO business models.