II. Indigenous Entrepreneurship
Advice From Our Speakers
Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
This video features:
- Althea Wishloff, Head of Growth at Koble;
- Tabatha Bull, President & CEO at Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business;
- Angela DeMontigny, Founder & Creator at LODGE Soy Candles;
- Kelly Lendsay, President & CEO at Indigenous Works;
- Jarret Leaman, Co-Founder & President at Akawe Technologies; and
- Jonathon Araujo Redbird, President at Saugeen Ojibway Nation Finance Corp.
Advice for Indigenous Entrepreneurs
This video features:
- Jonathon Araujo Redbird, President at Saugeen Ojibway Nation Finance Corp;
- Althea Wishloff, Head of Growth at Koble;
- Tabatha Bull, President & CEO at Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business; and
- Brian Ritchie, Founder & CEO at Kama.AI.
“Maybe some of the effects of colonization and residential schools leave us thinking we are less than other people. We are great people. We have been great people. We have something to contribute. If you have that in your spirit, if you feel that you can contribute and that you have something that is different and special, let the world hear you. Bring that forward.
Look for the truth in what you have and let it be seen. If you have some desire more than ‘I want to make money’ that is inspiring you to do something, you must foster that. You owe it to your community, you owe it to yourself, you owe it to the world. You must understand that and work towards that. It absolutely can be done.”
– Brian Ritchie, Founder & CEO at Kama.AI.
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