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Sponsors & Partners
Business with Brooke wouldn’t be where it is today without the support of incredible sponsors and partners who believe in the mission and walk alongside me on this journey.
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These businesses and organisations don’t just back my work, they share the same values of connection, innovation, and supporting communities to thrive. Their contribution makes it possible for me to continue creating content, hosting conversations, and delivering opportunities for growth across agriculture, business, and beyond.
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To my sponsors: thank you for your trust, your encouragement, and your investment in not just Business with Brooke, but in the bigger picture of regional industries and people. Your support allows me to keep amplifying voices, sharing stories, and building a platform that creates real impact.
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Together, we’re proving that collaboration drives change.
Dusty Creek
The Business with Brooke Podcast is proudly sponsored by Dusty Creek, a family-owned clothing brand born from rural Queensland. Founded by Jess, who grew up on cattle stations in the Northern Territory, and now run alongside her daughter Lacey, Dusty Creek celebrates the grit, resilience, and authenticity of life in the bush.
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Their clothing is designed for real life, from dusty utes and rodeo runs to school pick-ups and everything in between. More than just a brand, Dusty Creek represents community, connection, and pride in rural living.
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Special thanks to Jess and Lacey for their generosity and belief in supporting regional voices and storytelling through this partnership.
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You can shop their collections online, and mention BIZBROOKE10 for 10% off your order.​
Georgia Redden
Photography
Business with Brooke is proud to partner with Georgia Redden Photography, a talented photographer who brings the beauty of rural life into focus. Georgia's journey began as a mother of three, capturing the everyday moments of her family's life. Her passion evolved into a full-time career, specializing in family, rural lifestyle, and business branding photography.
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Based in rural Australia, Georgia's work reflects the authenticity and warmth of country living. She captures the essence of farm life, family bonds, and the unique stories of individuals and businesses. Her approach is relaxed and genuine, making clients feel comfortable and natural in front of the camera.
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RDA Orana - The Connection Table
I'm thrilled to share that I've joined The Connection Table, a powerful network connecting regional, rural and remote leaders across Australia. The Connection Table has proudly partnered with Regional Development Australia Orana. Feeling very grateful to have been selected as one of ten, receiving a 12-month scholarship for leaders across the Orana region to join The Connection Table network. After our first onboarding call last week I left feeling energised and grateful for a supportive network I can tap into remotely and access ongoing leadership opportunities and support.
This partnership marks a significant step in fostering leadership, connection and representation for regional voices at decision making tables across Australia. The Connection Table is a national network that supports emerging and established leaders from regional, rural and remote areas with ongoing professional development, networking and pathways to leadership and influence.
“At RDA Orana, we are committed to fostering strong leadership and ensuring that rural voices are represented in key decision making spaces,” said Justine Campbell, CEO of Regional Development Australia Orana.
The Connection Table creates pathways for collaboration, growth and real impact, locally, regionally and nationally. It's about stepping into rooms where decisions are made, building meaningful connections, and backing each other to lead with purpose.
Established by Julia Spicer OAM and Jo Palmer, rural advocates with sophisticated networks across industry, government and community, The Connection Table embodies their passion for the development and prosperity of the regions. This network provides the 'what next?' in rural Australians leadership journey.
