THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS
OUR MISSION
To build a more vibrant economy that honours Indigenous customs while embracing innovation.
OUR VISION
An ecosystem that enhances economic opportunities and cultural restoration in Indigenous communities.
ABOUT US
IndigiConnect dynamically blends economic initiatives with cultural preservation.
Here, Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses come together, forming a community that fosters partnerships to honour and restore our heritage.
Our commitment to authenticity sets us apart.
Every business in our directory undergoes thorough vetting through the IndigiConnect process,
ensuring a true representation of our rich cultural heritage.
FIRST NATIONS GOVERNANCE
SPOTLIGHT ON INDIGENOUS WOMEN IN BUSINESS
OUR SERVICES
For Indigenous Businesses
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Explore our directory to easily
find and support Indigenous-owned
businesses across seven First
Nations.
ONLINE JOB BOARD
Connect with Indigenous talent
using our dedicated job platform.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Access essential information on grants,
loans, and financial support available
to Indigenous entrepreneurs and
businesses.
EVENTS CALENDAR
Explore our interactive calendar
to find upcoming workshops, webinars,
and networking events.
RESOURCE LIBRARY
Find Business development resources
focused on entrepreneurship and
Indigenous economic growth.
ONLINE MARKETING
Effective marketing strategies that boost
visibility, drive sales, and enhance
customer loyalty.
MEMBERSHIP
Non-Indigenous Business Membership Includes
Access to exclusive networking events like our annual golf tournament, Indigenous business mixers, and the Partner Recognition Gala, celebrating achievements in Indigenous empowerment.
Invite to our Job Fair and use of the IndigiConnect online job posting platform, connecting you with Indigenous talent and providing advertising opportunities to expand your business.
A special bonus of introductory Indigenous protocol training and essential resources to support your business growth while honoring traditions.
We acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 Territory, traditional meeting grounds, gathering place, and travelling route to the
Cree, Saulteaux (So-toe), Blackfoot, Metis, Dene (De-nay) and Nakota Sioux (Sue).
We acknowledge all the many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.
