Sarah Ann Jenyns
Australian entrepreneur and Wool industry leader
Born
1865
160 years ago
Died
February 29th, 1952
73 years ago — 87 years old
Category
Entrepreneurs & Innovators
Country
Australia
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An Australian entrepreneur focused on the wool industry, played a significant role in promoting wool production and trade. Actively participated in various wool exhibitions and was instrumental in developing local markets for wool products. Contributed to the establishment of organizations aimed at supporting wool producers and fostering innovation within the industry. Involved in community initiatives that aimed at enhancing the sustainability of wool production, and played a part in advocating for the interests of Australian wool stakeholders.
Promoted Australian wool production
Established wool industry organizations
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