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Swooping Hawk Consulting
About Swooping Hawk Consulting Mission: Swooping Hawk Consulting is driven by our mission to provide transformative Indigenous consulting services that empower individuals, organizations, and communities to bridge cultural divides, enhance Indigenous inclusion through awareness and empathy, and to promote transformative changemaking and authentic relationship building. Through our commitment to cultural awareness, collaboration, and innovative solutions, [...] Read MoreCentral Business Forum & Awards Dinner
CCIB’s signature event, guided by the theme, Rooted in Purpose. Growing through Connection will explore pathways for economic growth, shared learning, and meaningful partnership.
The Forum will bring together Indigenous businesses, industry leaders and community partners for engaging sessions, networking opportunities and conversations that advance Indigenous entrepreneurship and leadership.
In the evening, we will come together to honour the recipients of the Young Indigenous Entrepreneur Award and the Business Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating their achievements and contributions to Indigenous prosperity.
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Annual Report Read more on what CCIB has been working on and what we have accomplished through the generous support of members, patron members, program sponsors, event attendees, and voluntary Board Members. Click on any of the thumbnails to read the reports. 2024 Annual Report In 2024, CCIB marked an important milestone—40 years of building [...] Read MoreCCIB Awards Young Indigenous Entrepreneur
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 their business. 2026 Nominations are now [...] Read MoreCCIB Awards Indigenous Women in Leadership
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. 2026 Nominations are now closed for this award. This award was presented in Calgary at the Indigenous Women in Leadership & [...] Read MoreExcellence 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. For the first time [...] Read MoreIndigenous Business of the Year
The Indigenous Business of the Year Award honours the achievements and contributions of an Indigenous business that significantly supports and enriches the economic, social, and cultural well-being of Indigenous communities. For the first time, you can self-nominate. This award will be presented in Vancouver, Oct. 15, 2026. Nominations are now CLOSED Eligibility Criteria The Indigenous [...] Read MoreCCIB Awards Aboriginal Economic Development Corporation
It takes vision, tenacity, and courage to support community economic development, and the recipients of the AEDC award have these qualities in spades. Responsible for wealth creation, rising levels of employment, and business development in Indigenous communities, the award recognizes an AEDC’s profound work and ability to increase the prosperity and sustainable economic development of [...] Read MoreA Way Forward – Part IV
This chapter on Infrastructure and Development in the series, A Way Forward, recognizes the vital role of Indigenous Peoples as partners in creating a more inclusive and sustainable Ontario. By investing in respectful and meaningful partnerships and sustainable infrastructure, businesses can support Indigenous communities to thrive in the modern economy while preserving cultural continuity and addressing the infrastructure gap.
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