IMPACT AT SCALE

WTP is one of Oceania's most innovative social impact and project-delivery organisations. 

   WTP brings extensive experience, unparalleled reach and access across industry and community sectors.

Our team of experienced Consultants and Capability Partners provides tailored solutions designed to deliver outcomes.

Alec was born and raised with his extended family on the the "Waanyi/Garawa Land Trust" in the Gulf of Carpentaria Queensland, Northern Australia; he is a descendant of the Waanyi, Garawa and Gangalidda Tribes.

A respected advocate, negotiator, and leader of Aboriginal People and their economic and social advancement.

Highly respected amongst his people, peers and colleagues as a 'Tribal Lore Man' for the "Knowledge Keepers"

Actor, Master of Ceremonies and AACTA-nominated Director and Filmmaker.

Extensive negotiating experience with Government, Statutory Bodies and Industries across Oceania and North America.

WE ARE THE CHANGE  

Quotes attributable to Waanyi Lore Man Alec Doomadgee:

“My people had occupied Boodjamulla for thousands of years and it is integral to our culture and Country.

“We stand on the shoulders of Great Waanyi Warrior men and women that have gone before us who have led our struggle to take back our Land, Boodjamulla.

“Waanyi People, together, can benefit from our Land in a positive way. We are looking forward to a brighter future and creating opportunities for our people our way, working respectfully and cooperatively with the Queensland Government, after Waanyi Peoples unanimous decision to approve these agreements for the hand back of Boodjamulla today.

“In partnership with QPWS, Waanyi People look forward to building on the awareness of Boodjamulla and enhancing visitor knowledge and experience on Waanyi Country.

“The Waanyi Tribe has occupied the Boodjamulla Gorge for 30,000 years. This has been proven through the science of carbon dating. It's only right that we, the Waanyi people, have a voice in how it is run over the next 30,000 years.”