Dreamtime a Finalist in Telstra Business Awards

Dreamtime Public Relations was a finalist in this year's Telstra Business Awards.

Even though we didn’t win, the most exciting part of the night was seeing every third testimonial on the massive screen dedicated to Dreamtime Public Relations. Thank you to all our wonderful clients and colleagues who took the time to provide those fantastic testimonials (see below).

We’ll be in it to win it next year to ensure we do our clients and the community proud.

Dreamtime was established to provide employment and mentoring to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the production of quality print and online communications. Two equally important objectives were to produce culturally appropriate communications for Indigenous people and to engender an informed understanding of Indigenous people by non-Indigenous people.

Thus far Dreamtime has mentored eleven Indigenous people, some of whom have established careers elsewhere and won awards. “Dreamtime Public Relations is one of very few companies Australia-wide which employs and mentors Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in this profession,” said Janet.

Today, Dreamtime assists in communication between government, companies and Aboriginal communities and Aboriginal businesses. The company specialises in Indigenous public relations, marketing, communications strategy, graphic design, web development, and promotional merchandise.

Pictured above are Michele Robinson & John MacPhail, Amy & Allan Sumner, Danika Tonna, Janet Craig, Garth Dodd & Kay Goodman-Dodd, Teresa Hatzigeorgiou & Toby Dodd.

Client testimonials:

Polished work with a true understanding of Indigenous disadvantage. Great working with you and I wish you every success. - Yvonne Buza Chairperson AHCSA

Congratulations to our colleagues at Dreamtime Public Relations for being selected as a Finalist in this year's Telstra Business Awards - good luck on the night! -  Mike & Corey Piper - Piper Films

Congratulations to Dreamtime Public Relations on becoming finalists for the 2010 Telstra Business Awards. All the Best from the Aboriginal Health Council of SA - Darrien Bromley

Goodluck Dreamtime - Jill Mitchell, Aboriginal bowel cancer screening coordinator

Congratulations Dreamtime! Wishing you all the very best for the Telstra Business Awards. - Angela Swindle, Link-Up Victoria

Congratulations to Janet and Team its a pleasure working with such a dedicated and professional team who understands our needs. - Murdi Paaki Regional Housing Corporation

Janet, Toby & the team at Dreamtime-congratulations! You have continually provided Nunyara with a quality and friendly service and we wish you all the best. - Cindy Zbierski

All the best Dreamtime! To a great local business. - Kane

Congratulations and well done thus far to Janet and all at "Dreamtime". Fitting recognition for a business with true heart. - Rick Kearney, Business Advisor Inner West BEC

This mob are fantastic, professional, enthusiastic, and definitely creative! Keep up the good work! Good luck for the awards! - Brooke

Dreamtime Public Relations have been an excellent company giving me first class professional service to assist me in my work in tobacco control in health. - Harold Stewart

Hey well done and good luck Janet, you'd be a very deserving winner!!!!!!! - John MacPhail

Congratulations to everyone at Dreamtime Public Relations. Yours is a unique and exciting business and I look forward to doing more business with you in the future - Mike Carmody

Congratualations on a great effort. It's great to see recognition for businesses demonstrating great growth in the provision of quality community services. - Scott Lindqvist - Outcome Accounting

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