In episode 297, I’m joined by Premier Peter Malinauskas, live at the 2022 CEO Sleepout. A 6th time Sleepout participant, Peter explains his motivation to participate and the extra layer of responsibility he feels, this year participating as the South Australian Premier. We also discuss the critical need to bring together government, nonprofits and the business sector in order to drive meaningful change in areas such as community housing and homelessness. This is an issue for everyone and through collaborative and combined effort we can seek to make a difference in the lives of people who need it.
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The CEO Sleepout is an event that helps raise much needed funds for Vinnies and the broad range of work they do. To find out how you can help support this incredible organisation, go to vinnies.org.au
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