7 February 2022

Aboriginal female led company takes success in their stride!

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L-R Nikky Barney Irvine, Director, Bunbara Group; Georgie McInerney, ICNWA; Pamela Baldwin, General Manager, Bunbara Group

Bunbara Group, a proud Aboriginal Female owned company have recently announced their success in gaining a supply agreement with Shell Australia.

Bunbara’s management team are an incredibly dynamic and personable duo. The combination of Nikky Barney-Irvine, who is a proud Woppaburra Woman with many years experience in the Corporate and Government sectors and Pamela Baldwin’s who has over 20 years experience in supply of  Pipelines, Bulk Pipe, Fitting & Flange Packages; and Valves to major operators they are leading lights in the WA and Aboriginal Business community.

Australian based with their corporate offices in the heart of Applecross, just south of Perth’s CBD,  Bunbara’s dedicated team  offer world wide services including  the supply of high quality fittings, flanges, forged products, pipes, accessories that can be tailored to client required specifications.

They provide turn key solutions alongside their technical solutions and their passion to develop innovative, cost competitive approaches that meet the needs of the clients across Oil, Gas, Mining, and other sectors they work with makes them a partner of choice for an increasing portfolio of operators.

Georgie McInerney, Supply Chain Consultant headed to meet Nikky Barney Irvine and Pamela Baldwin at their office in Applecross this month – and was refreshed by their commitment and passion and authenticity as we chatted about their recent successes and the future opportunities they are working on.

“What is remarkable and outstanding from the minute you meet them is their genuine commitment to delivering value and highly specialised solutions and its obvious that this personable approach is what has been the driving force behind their success”, said Georgie.

During the visit Nikky Barney Irvine shared their excitement about what the Shell contract means to the team and what it means to them to be able to give back to the Aboriginal community through the scholarships and other initiatives they support across WA and Australia.

“Pamela and I are extremely excited, we have put in a lot of hard work and now it has paid off. Shell have been absolutely fantastic, genuine and honest with us as we progress through different stage to now having this supply agreement. We just hope we keep growing and building on what we have currently achieved so that we can continue giving our scholarship and fund community events/sports. Bring on a bigger and better 2022…Go Aboriginal Female owned business!”

Pamela also shared with Georgie that they have received their first shipment of Rapid Antigen Tests which will provide WA businesses and community with swift solutions amidst the current CoVID 19 situation here in WA.

ICNWA and Aboriginal Business Directory WA  look forward to continuing to working closely with Bunbara Group as they go from strength to strength in 2022!

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