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Description
This informative webinar will explore culturally relevant financial solutions for Indigenous entrepreneurs, which aim to strengthen Indigenous economic empowerment.
Join BMO’s Hosna Kadary and Futurpreneur’s Jason McDonald as they walk us through financial solutions that are open and beneficial to Indigenous entrepreneurs. This webinar will explore how BMO and Futurpreneur are working together to support Indigenous entrepreneurs in starting and growing their businesses. We’ll share tailored financial solutions, culturally relevant resources, and programs designed to strengthen Indigenous economic empowerment and community prosperity.
About BMO
BMO is a leading North American bank driven by our purpose: to Boldly Grow the Good in business and life. Our Purpose informs our strategy, drives our ambition, and reinforces our commitments to progress for a thriving economy, a sustainable future and stronger communities.
About Futurpreneur
Since 1996, Futurpreneur has fostered the entrepreneurial passions of Canada’s diverse startup founders ages 18-39. We are the only national non-profit organization that provides young aspiring entrepreneurs across Canada with the loan financing, mentorship and resources they need to start or buy a business.
Webinar Facilitators
Hosna R. Kadary, BMO
Hosna R. Kadary brings over 20 years of experience in the banking industry, serving as a passionate advocate for BMO’s commitment to removing barriers to inclusion. As the National Market Leader for BMO’s Zero Barriers to Business Programs for Black and Indigenous Entrepreneurs, she leads initiatives aimed at empowering underrepresented communities.
Hosna’s dedication and engagement drive forward BMO’s mission of fostering diversity and supporting entrepreneurial growth. She is also a proud recipient of the Women of Merit Award, recognizing her exceptional leadership and contributions to advancing equity and inclusion.
Jason McDonald, Futurpreneur
Jason McDonald is a proud member and lifelong resident of the Akwesasne Mohawk Territory. In his professional career, he has worked with people with developmental disabilities, assisting with daily living skills and finding and maintaining gainful employment.
Jason spent a few years in sales and has been an on-again off off-again Toastmaster International Club member since 2006. He is currently a Senior Business Development Manager for Futurpreneur’ s Indigenous Entrepreneur Startup Program.
