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.
In this uplifting ABC docuseries, meet people teaming up with Australians to tackle some of the region’s toughest social problems.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.