Featured Event
CCIB’s Supply Change team is hosting a full-day Indigenous Procurement Event, which includes a series of panel discussions, networking opportunities, and a tradeshow component.
Indigenous Procurement Panel Discussions with Certified Indigenous Businesses, Procurement Champions and Indigenous Government representatives.
Indigenous Business Tradeshow: Experience a wide variety of goods and services that highlight the creativity and innovation within Indigenous communities.
In-Person Events
Celebrate Indigenous success, while sharing ideas, exploring opportunities, and networking.
November 25, 2025
CCIB's TOOLS FOR INDIGENOUS BUSINESS team will be in Winnipeg!
CCIB’s Tools for Indigenous Business (TIB) team is hosting Building Bridges: The Intersection of Indigenous Relations and Business Innovation, an engaging and informative panel discussion with Jeff Provost, Leader of Indigenous Relations at MCW Group of Companies and Ben Anderson, CEO of Swank Business Solutions.
The panel discussion will conclude with an interactive Q&A session, where attendees will be able to seek insights, clarification, and practical advice from the speakers.
November 26, 2025
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE for Indigenous Procurement Event in Winnipeg!
CCIB’s Supply Change team is hosting a full-day Indigenous Procurement Event, which will include a series of engaging panel discussions, networking opportunities and a tradeshow component. We look forward to Indigenous procurement panel discussions with Certified Indigenous Businesses, Procurement Champions and Indigenous Government representatives.
At the Indigenous Business tradeshow, experience a variety of goods and services that highlight the creativity and innovation within Indigenous communities. Don’t have your tickets yet? Better hurry – tickets are selling fast!
February 26, 2026
SAVE THE DATE for CCIB 2026 Events & Award Celebrations!
CCIB is looking forward to all that’s happening in 2026! Our upcoming in-person events are all about coming together to discover ways to grow your business, build meaningful connections and strengthen Indigenous reconciliation efforts. We are excited to continue hosting events across Canada, so be sure to mark your calendar to be a part of these important conversations.
Check out CCIB’s events page to stay up to date and learn more about how to secure your spot at our 2026 gatherings. Stay tuned for more details coming soon.
Virtual Events
These events provide opportunities to connect and learn with participants from across the country, including rural and remote Indigenous business members.
November 6, 2025 | 1 – 2 p.m. EST
Explore the Value of Your CCIB Membership
Curious what CCIB membership can do for your business? As a CCIB member, you’ll gain access to a dynamic national network of Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses, programs, and partnerships designed to elevate your business’s scale, visibility, and impact. Join the Membership team to learn more about CCIB’s tools, services, and programs. Amplify your voice and discover how to make the most of your membership while exploring the many benefits and opportunities available
November 19, 2025 | 12 – 1:30 p.m. EST
Stronger Partnerships with PAIR
This November, the PAIR team will be hosting an insightful webinar about the PAIR program. Gain insights into CCIB’s nationally recognized certification and reporting system, and how it helps organizations of all sizes demonstrate accountability, measurable progress and long-term commitment to Indigenous engagement.
Awards
Each year, CCIB celebrates outstanding individuals and businesses by presenting awards that highlight the vital contributions Indigenous entrepreneurs, leaders and businesses make to the Canadian business landscape.
Indigenous Business Lifetime Achievement Award
This award honors exceptional Indigenous business leaders from across the country who have reached advanced stages in their careers and have established a lasting legacy. It recognizes their lifelong contributions to business, community, culture, and the broader Indigenous economy.
Young Indigenous Entrepreneur Award
This award highlights the enterprising spirit of Indigenous entrepreneurs under the age of 35 who are driving the Indigenous economy forward. It recognizes their innovative spirit, business acumen, leadership, and positive impact on their communities. Individuals can self-nominate, and this prestigious award comes with a $10,000 cash prize to benefit your business.
Indigenous Women in Leadership Award
Indigenous women have long held roles of leadership and strength in traditional life. Today, their tenacity and determination continue to serve as a powerful testament to their crucial role in preserving culture and traditions. Nominees are influential leaders and mentors in Indigenous business. These women are deeply engaged in their communities, and their work has significantly contributed to improving the lives of Indigenous people.
Award for Excellence in Indigenous Relations
This award recognizes an individual who has made exceptional contributions to fostering positive and meaningful relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Nominees are never satisfied with things as they are. They always look to improve outcomes for Indigenous peoples, building bridges between Canadian society and Indigenous communities. Open to all Canadians.
Indigenous Business of the Year (NEW)
The new Indigenous Business of the Year Award honors the achievements and contributions of an Indigenous business that significantly supports and enriches the economic, social, and cultural well-being of Indigenous communities.
Sponsor an Event
Sponsors are a key component of CCIB’s events, and there are many opportunities to either headline as a lead sponsor or support a specific element of an upcoming forum. Sponsoring is easy and benefits include recognition, marketing, speaking opportunities and more.
