Posts Tagged ‘economic reconciliation’
Resolution for Reconciliation
Resolution for Reconciliation Home » economic reconciliation By Gabriel Louër A New Year’s Commitment for Canadian Businesses As we step into a new year, Canadian businesses have an important opportunity to respond meaningfully to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) Call to Action 92. This call to action urges the corporate sector to engage in…
Read MoreBrian Kelly: The Importance of Allyship
Brian Kelly: The Importance of Allyship Home » economic reconciliation 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 Manitoba’s business community, was…
Read MoreYear in Review: Highlighting the ICCs Successes Throughout 2024
Year in Review: Highlighting the ICCs Successes Throughout 2024 Home » economic reconciliation By Gabriel Louër The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC) had an eventful and successful 2024, showcasing its commitment to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses, advancing reconciliation, and fostering collaboration across sectors. Over the months, the ICC hosted a range of events that…
Read MoreIndigenous Youth Empowerment Celebrated at Business Council of Manitoba Event
Indigenous Youth Empowerment Celebrated at Business Council of Manitoba Event Home » economic reconciliation 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 of Manitoba. The event…
Read MoreBuilding Long Term Relationships with Indigenous Businesses
Building Long Term Relationships with Indigenous Businesses Home » economic reconciliation 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 and Indigenous-owned businesses as…
Read MoreICC Joins Landmark Event on IP Rights and Traditional Knowledge
ICC Joins Landmark Event on IP Rights and Traditional Knowledge Home » economic reconciliation 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 North Forge and RRC…
Read MoreBeyond Financial metrics: The True Impact of Supporting Indigenous Businesses
Beyond Financial metrics: The True Impact of Supporting Indigenous Businesses Home » economic reconciliation By Gabriel Louër Supporting Indigenous businesses is about much more than fostering economic growth or hitting certain financial targets. While these objectives are important, there are several other dimensions that are often overlooked in the process of economic reconciliation. Understanding the…
Read MoreIs Your Organization Ready for Reconciliation?
Is Your Organization Ready for Reconciliation? Home » economic reconciliation By Gabriel Louër In recent years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives have expanded to become integral components of any organization’s core values. Part of its popularity can be attributed to its aim of addressing historical injustices faced by marginalized individuals; now a deeply held…
Read MoreIndigenous Leadership Takes Center Stage at CCMEC 2024
Indigenous Leadership Takes Center Stage at CCMEC 2024 Home » economic reconciliation By Veronica Thibault The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC) was proud to participate in the Central Canada Mineral Exploration Convention 2024 (CCMEC) earlier this week, where record attendance of 800 delegates highlighted Manitoba’s growing prominence in the global mining sector. In a historic…
Read MoreMurray Sinclair: A Legacy of Leadership, Justice, and Reconciliation
Murray Sinclair: A Legacy of Leadership, Justice, and Reconciliation Home » economic reconciliation By Gabriel Louër (Source: NCTR) “The important thing for the business community to understand is that reconciliation is not a spectator sport. It requires the participation of all the players” The Honourable Murray Sinclair (source: Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce) The Indigenous Chamber…
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