Posts Tagged ‘Indigenous economic empowerment’
Unlocking the Economic Potential of Indigenous Procurement in Manitoba
Unlocking the Economic Potential of Indigenous Procurement in Manitoba Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 Public sector procurement represents a critical yet underutilized opportunity for economic reconciliation in Manitoba and across Canada. Governments at all levels – municipal, provincial, and federal – collectively spend approximately $300 billion annually on goods and services. However,…
Read MoreLaunching Success: Celebrate Indigenous Entrepreneurship at the ICC’s Upcoming Luncheon Event
Launching Success: Celebrate Indigenous Entrepreneurship at the ICC’s Upcoming Luncheon Event Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër Marika Schalla Jonah Vialoux Joanie French Last September, the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC) hosted a fall Luncheon event with Premier Wab Kinew to celebrate and promote three rising Indigenous entrepreneurs within the…
Read MoreHow the ICC is Helping Communities Secure Their Future Through Critical Minerals
How the ICC is Helping Communities Secure Their Future Through Critical Minerals Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër Ensuring that Indigenous communities are at the forefront of emerging economic opportunities is a key priority of the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce. For this reason, we are proud to support initiatives like…
Read MoreLaunch Your Business: A Practical Guide to Getting Started
Launch Your Business: A Practical Guide to Getting Started Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër A Resource for Young Indigenous Entrepreneurs Starting a business presents both challenges and opportunities, particularly for young Indigenous entrepreneurs, where access to key resources, such as financing and mentorship, is scarce. This brief article will…
Read MoreConnecting Indigenous Communities
Connecting Indigenous Communities Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër HUB Technology Solutions Enhancing Education and Preserving Languages In many remote indigenous communities, technology has long been out of reach, limiting access to educational resources and opportunities. HUB Technology Solutions is changing the landscape by bridging the digital gap and bringing…
Read MoreBrian Kelly: The Importance of Allyship
Brian Kelly: The Importance of Allyship Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër Brian Kelly saying a few words after receiving the iCC’s Service Recognition Award | Photo courtesy of the Manitoba PC Caucus At last week’s Toys & Ties event, Brian Kelly, a seasoned business professional with deep roots in…
Read MoreToys & Ties: Celebrating Community, Creating Change
Toys & Ties: Celebrating Community, Creating Change Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër Photo courtesy of the Manitoba PC Caucus The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC) celebrated a heartwarming and successful Toys & Ties Business Mixer on December 3rd bringing together business leaders, sponsors, government officials, and supporters for a…
Read MoreIndigenous Youth Empowerment Celebrated at Business Council of Manitoba Event
Indigenous Youth Empowerment Celebrated at Business Council of Manitoba Event Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër Photo courtesy of Business Council of Manitoba On the evening of Wednesday, November 20, the RBC Convention Centre in Winnipeg hosted the Indigenous Education Award Celebration and Job Fair organized by the Business Council…
Read MoreBuilding Long Term Relationships with Indigenous Businesses
Building Long Term Relationships with Indigenous Businesses Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Gabriel Louër In recent years, the economic dimension of reconciliation has become a priority for businesses in the Canadian private sector. The Truth & Reconciliation Commission’s 92nd Call to Action emphasizes the importance of collaboration between the private sector…
Read MoreICC Joins Landmark Event on IP Rights and Traditional Knowledge
ICC Joins Landmark Event on IP Rights and Traditional Knowledge Home » Indigenous economic empowerment » Page 5 By Veronica Thibault From left to right: Shane Grusko, Sean Ryland (Red Rebel Armour, Inc), Noah Wilson (Futurpreneur), Adam Nepon (Indigenous Chamberof Commerce) The ICC recently participated in IP for Indigenous Entrepreneurs, a groundbreaking event hosted by…
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