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Leanne Krawchuk
CCIB Board of Directors Leanne C. Krawchuk Partner Dentons Canada LLP (Edmonton, AB) Leanne C. Krawchuk, KC is a partner with Dentons Canada LLP, the National Leader of Dentons Canada’s Corporate group, and a member of Dentons Canada’s National Management Committee. She is also a member of the Dentons Canada Mining Group Advisory Committee. Leanne’s [...] Read MoreJon Davey
CCIB Board of Directors Jon Davey Vice President, CEO Support Scotiabank (Toronto, ON) Jon Davey is a proud member of the Lower Cayuga of Six Nations of the Grand River and is the Chief of Staff to the President and CEO of Scotiabank. For several years, he provided financial solutions to Indigenous nations, businesses, and [...] Read MoreCOVID-19 Impact: CCAB research data confirms Indigenous SMEs are most vulnerable
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE COVID-19 Impact: CCAB research data confirms Indigenous SMEs are most vulnerable Toronto, ON – March 25, 2020 – Throughout CCAB’s research on Aboriginal entrepreneurship, Aboriginal businesses consistently identify lack of access to financing as a major barrier to business development and growth. Other barriers and unique challenges include, remoteness, lack of adequate […]
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CCAB is out in the community, working to build a better, more inclusive economy for Aboriginal business. Here are some of the highlights. 2019 JP Gladu appointed CEO of Bouchier, Alberta's largest Indigenous-owned, integrated site-service company December 5, 2019 Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business recognizes the 2020 recipients of the Lifetime Achievement and Young Aboriginal [...] Read More2018: News
CCAB is out in the community, working to build a better, more inclusive economy for Aboriginal business. Here are some of the highlights from 2018. 2018 100 Billion National Indigenous Economic Agenda Unleashed at the Assembly of First Nations Chiefs Assembly December 6, 2018 CCAB announces recipients of the 2019 Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame [...] Read More2017: News
CCAB is out in the community, working to build a better, more inclusive economy for Aboriginal business. Here are some of the highlights. 2017 CCAB announces recipients of the 2018 Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame (ABHF) Aboriginal Lifetime Achievement Award and National Youth Entrepreneur of the Year Award December 5, 2017 Murray Koffler Reconciling the [...] Read More2016-2012: News
CCAB is out in the community, working to build a better, more inclusive economy for Aboriginal business. Here are some of the highlights. 2016 Mining companies want more Aboriginal goods and services, says report November 30, 2016 Aboriginal Economic Development Corporation Conference in Saskatoon on November 26 October 27, 2016 Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, [...] Read MoreEdge Energy Logistics Inc.
About Edge Energy Logistics Inc Edge Energy is a privately-owned heavy hauling transportation company with locations in Lac La Biche, Wabasca, and Slave Lake, Alberta. We are a reputable, reliable trucking firm with excellent work history and experience level. Keywords: Websitehttp://www.edgeenergy.ca ContactContact Name: Dustin RizzoliJob Title: PresidentEmail Address: dustin.rizzoli@edgeenergy.caPhone Number: 780-812-6322 Location Office Address Box [...] Read MoreUnderstanding the Impacts of COVID-19 on Aboriginal business is first priority for CCAB’s newly named President & CEO Tabatha Bull
March 20, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Understanding the Impacts of COVID-19 on Aboriginal business is first priority for CCAB’s newly named President & CEO Tabatha Bull Toronto, ON – March 20, 2020 – Tabatha Bull is named new President & CEO of Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business as COVID-19 becomes a rapidly evolving global challenge. […]
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