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Empowering young men at risk – Marco Renai | AOTY | ABC Australia
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2:24Now PlayingMarco Renai founded the Men of Business Academy, giving at-risk young men the skills, knowledge and confidence to be happy, healthy and successful.
Men of Business delivers education and work pathways, along with emotional wellbeing programs.
It’s now a federal and state-funded accredited academy with two branches, 35 staff, 195 students and thousands of past graduates.
Marco Renai receives the 2024 QLD Australian of the Year award.
#AusOfTheYear #MenOfBusiness #MOB #Wellbeing
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Each year our nation celebrates the achievements and contributions of eminent Australians through the Australian of the Year Awards by profiling leading citizens who are role models for us all.
They inspire us through their achievements and challenge us to make our own contribution to creating a better Australia.
The Awards honour an exceptional group of highly respected Australians who ignite discussion and change on issues of national importance.
The Australian of the Year Awards provides everyone with the opportunity to recognise any Australian who makes them proud.
The four Australian of the Year categories are:
• Australian of the Year
• Senior Australian of the Year (those aged 65 years or over)
• Young Australian of the Year (ages 16 to 30)
• Australia's Local Hero
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