AWM Amaroo emerged in 2020 as a collaborative effort between Dan Manson, a descendant of the Arabana people in South Australia, and Ant Scotts & Ric Lewarne from AWM.  

Our vision is to not only transform workplaces into beautiful spaces but also to make a positive impact on the lives of young Aboriginal individuals and local communities. 

For tens of thousands of years, Aboriginal Australians have valued community, sustainability, functionality, harmony and social interaction. These are all values that successful workplaces embrace and they inspire our manufacturing and business philosophy at every level. 

To achieve our mission, we have employed a range of effective strategies. Our partnership with AWM provides our clients access to premier Australian made products crafted in our well-established manufacturing facilities. In line with our commitment to the local economy, we ensure that 95% of the materials used in our furniture and joinery are sourced domestically, and we actively collaborate with suppliers to recycle or reuse any surplus materials. 

As a registered company with Supply Nation, we place a strong emphasis on working with local suppliers and businesses throughout the entire fit-out process. We take pride in supporting over 120 Australian companies, either through our factory operations or during installations. Moreover, when operating in regional areas, we prioritise engaging local companies and contractors to directly benefit the local community through our projects. 

AWM Amaroo are proud of our accredited of our ‘Reflect’ Reconciliation Plan with Reconciliation Australia. 

This begins our official journey towards reconciliation, and our commitment to strengthening relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities. 

We are extremely excited to be embarking on our reconciliation journey, and we look forward to sharing with you our progress as we work towards our reconciliation objectives and initiatives.