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Inspiring Leadership at the Launching Success Luncheon
Inspiring Leadership at the Launching Success Luncheon Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 On behalf of the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce, we’re excited to share these photo and video highlights from our recent event. It was a day filled with inspiration and collaboration, celebrating the contributions of our speakers and presenters. From Elder…
Read More What can you do to deal with the unexpected?Â
 What can you do to deal with the unexpected? Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 Guest post by Matthew Bailey, BAA, Investment Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities, part of our series 10 Key Decisions for Business Owners. Prepare a plan to protect your business before adverse events occur Would your business be prepared if…
Read MoreHow will you reduce your risk?Â
How will you reduce your risk? Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 Guest post by Matthew Bailey, BAA, Investment Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities, part of our series 10 Key Decisions for Business Owners. Safeguard your personal and business assets from creditors As a business owner, you’ve worked hard to accumulate your assets, so…
Read MoreIndigenous Entrepreneurship: Jasmine Yuzicapi’s Foray into the World of Business
Indigenous Entrepreneurship: Jasmine Yuzicapi’s Foray into the World of Business Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 by Gabriel Louër In the world of artisanal craft and traditional attire, few stories are as compelling as that of Jasmine Yuzicapi, whose profound personal journey with a deep passion for creativity led to the creation of…
Read MoreWhat should you do with surplus cash?Â
What should you do with surplus cash? Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 Guest post by Matthew Bailey, BAA, Investment Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities, part of our series 10 Key Decisions for Business Owners. Preserve and maximize your surplus assets If you are the owner-manager of a private Canadian corporation and have…
Read MoreThe ICC Partners with the Inner-City Work Study Program
The ICC Partners with the Inner-City Work Study Program Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 by Gabriel Louër The Inner-City Work Study program (ICWS) is an initiative managed by the University of Winnipeg to facilitate community development in line with the spirit of reconciliation. The program, which began in 2015 with the release…
Read MoreGabriel Louër Joins ICC as Indigenous Economic Development Intern
Gabriel Louër Joins ICC as Indigenous Economic Development Intern Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 Welcome, Gabriel! Gabriel is a current undergraduate at the University of Winnipeg pursuing his degree in economics. He joined the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce as an Indigenous Economic Development Intern through the university’s Inner-City Work Study Program.  …
Read More How can you reduce taxes?
 How can you reduce taxes? Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 Guest post by Matthew Bailey, BAA, Investment Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities, part of our weekly series 10 Key Decisions for Business Owners. Key decision 2: How can you reduce taxes? Organize your business assets in the most tax-efficient manner As a…
Read MoreWhat is the best structure for your business?Â
What is the best structure for your business? Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 Guest post by Matthew Bailey, BAA, Investment Advisor at RBC Dominion Securities, part of our new weekly series 10 Key Decisions for Business Owners. Key decision 1 Whether you already own your business, are thinking of starting a business…
Read MoreICC Secures Funding for Critical Minerals Projects, Empowering First Nations Businesses and Communities
ICC Secures Funding for Critical Minerals Projects, Empowering First Nations Businesses and Communities Home » Archives for comms_icc » Page 13 At Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC), we have the pleasure of receiving funds for two projects from PrairiesCan under the Manitoba Indigenous Critical Minerals Partnerships Initiative (MICMPI). The first project enables us to support…
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