Who we are
Alberts is a 140-year-old Australian family business with a long history of backing pioneers and a mission to create a vibrant and sustainable future. Led by the fifth generation today, Alberts remains grounded in values that have stood the test of time and continues to create positive change through its focus on impact investing and championing pioneers – engaging in a diverse range of activities including investing, philanthropy, collaboration, and advocacy.
Our Values
Integrity
We are honest and reliable. We do what we say with care and respect.
Loyalty
We look out for each other, we’re in this together.
Passion
We’re driven by what we care about and the impact we can make, we have fun along the way.
Creativity
We believe in the power of creativity to inspire people and ignite innovation.
Humility
We value diverse perspectives and the power of collaboration, we solve challenges together.
Courage
Pioneering in spirit and resilient when challenged, we advocate for the change we want to see.
Reconciliation Action Plan
Our commitment to reconciliation
Alberts is committed to championing diversity, equity and inclusion, and to advancing reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Endorsed by Reconciliation Australia in December 2025, our first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) furthers our family business’s ongoing desire to partner with, learn from and support First Nations peoples, grounded in deep respect for their enduring wisdom, histories, cultures and creativity.
Guided by our purpose to pioneer a vibrant and sustainable future, and in the knowledge that greater diversity powers business success and a fairer society, we believe that building a more united and equitable Australia requires recognising, celebrating and giving voice to Australia’s rich First Nations heritage.
Building on partnerships nurtured since 2012 through The Tony Foundation – supporting positive life outcomes for young Australians through music, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth – this RAP provides a framework for continued action, accountability and positive social impact.
Read our Reflect RAP
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Reconciliation Action Plan
Our commitment to reconciliation
Alberts is committed to championing diversity, equity and inclusion, and to advancing reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) furthers our family business’s ongoing desire to partner with, learn from and support First Nations peoples, grounded in deep respect for their enduring wisdom, histories, cultures and creativity. Guided by our purpose to pioneer a vibrant and sustainable future, and in the knowledge that greater diversity powers business success and a more balanced society, we believe that building a united and equitable Australia requires recognising, celebrating and giving voice to Australia’s rich First Nations heritage. Building on partnerships nurtured since 2012 through The Tony Foundation – supporting positive life outcomes for young Australians through music, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth – this RAP provides a framework for continued action, accountability and positive social impact.
Read our Reflect RAP
Reconciliation Action Plan
Our commitment to reconciliation
Alberts is committed to championing diversity, equity and inclusion, and to advancing reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) furthers our family business’s ongoing desire to partner with, learn from and support First Nations peoples, grounded in deep respect for their enduring wisdom, histories, cultures and creativity. Guided by our purpose to pioneer a vibrant and sustainable future, and in the knowledge that greater diversity powers business success and a more balanced society, we believe that building a united and equitable Australia requires recognising, celebrating and giving voice to Australia’s rich First Nations heritage. Building on partnerships nurtured since 2012 through The Tony Foundation – supporting positive life outcomes for young Australians through music, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth – this RAP provides a framework for continued action, accountability and positive social impact.
Read our Reflect RAP
Reconciliation Action Plan
Our commitment to reconciliation
Alberts is committed to championing diversity, equity and inclusion, and to advancing reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) furthers our family business’s ongoing desire to partner with, learn from and support First Nations peoples, grounded in deep respect for their enduring wisdom, histories, cultures and creativity. Guided by our purpose to pioneer a vibrant and sustainable future, and in the knowledge that greater diversity powers business success and a more balanced society, we believe that building a united and equitable Australia requires recognising, celebrating and giving voice to Australia’s rich First Nations heritage. Building on partnerships nurtured since 2012 through The Tony Foundation – supporting positive life outcomes for young Australians through music, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth – this RAP provides a framework for continued action, accountability and positive social impact.
Read our Reflect RAP
Our commitment to reconciliation
Alberts is committed to championing diversity, equity and inclusion, and to advancing reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) furthers our family business’s ongoing desire to partner with, learn from and support First Nations peoples, grounded in deep respect for their enduring wisdom, histories, cultures and creativity. Guided by our purpose to pioneer a vibrant and sustainable future, and in the knowledge that greater diversity powers business success and a more balanced society, we believe that building a united and equitable Australia requires recognising, celebrating and giving voice to Australia’s rich First Nations heritage. Building on partnerships nurtured since 2012 through The Tony Foundation – supporting positive life outcomes for young Australians through music, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth – this RAP provides a framework for continued action, accountability and positive social impact.
About the Artist
Kirsten Gray
Kirsten Gray is a proud Muruwari and Yuwaalaraay woman whose family hails from Angledool NSW. She is an artist and academic who lives on Dharawal country where she raises her family. Kirsten paints under the name ‘Yuluwirribaa’ which literally means place of rainbows to create vibrant artworks about culture, country and community.
