This podcast is for First Nations leadership planning critical infrastructure projects for community and economic development. Recorded live at the First Nations 'Leading the Way 5' conference in Treaty 1 Territory – Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 4-6, 2022. Host: Richard Perry
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | GovernmentManagementBusiness |
FNII Technical Lead Jason Calla leads a panel discussion at the recent Leading the more
Jason Calla and his technical team at FNII are expecting to be very busy in the days and months ahead. more
Tewanee Joseph has a wealth of project management, branding and communications experience. His business started in 2001 in the Squamish Nation and he played a key CEO role in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. more
Glenn Saganace has seen a lot when it comes to economic development and its connection to strong infrastructure. more
It started with helping a Mikmaq community deal with a housing backlog. more
Host Richard Perry speaks with two of the behind-the-scenes technical staff that play a hugely vital role in supporting FNII partnerships. more
Rose Paul, CEO of Bayside Development Corporation, received the 2023 Indigenous Women in Leadership Award from the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business. more
Keith Matthew loves sharing stories about creating wealth and opportunity in First Nation communities. more
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