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Guest Carol Anne Hilton, CEO of Transformation International shares key insights with you on the increasing power, potential and influence of Indigenous economies, Indigenous Rights & world view, the socio-economic opportunity of natural capital, cumulative effects, risk management and her new book "Indigenomics - A Global Power Shift" that will be published later this year!
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