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This podcast is for First Nations leadership planning critical infrastructure projects for community and economic development. Recorded live at the First Nations 'Leading the Way 5' conference in Treaty 1 Territory – Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 4-6, 2022. Host: Richard Perry
Unknown Host hosts First Nations Infrastructure Institute, a business show with 32 episodes published.
Councillor Dawn Francois likes to tell the story of how she discovered the First Nations Infrastructure Institute. And how it started a path that could pay big dividends for her community of Skwlāx te Secwepemcúl̓ecw (Li
Steve Doucette and his team at Nipissing First Nation manage water and wastewater treatment, including waterline installations, well-monitoring and pump house upgrades, and maintenance. As Director of Community Infrastru
"Show me the money" made for a great movie line, but it's also a common refrain in many First Nations communities planning infrastructure projects. Greg Diemer, CFO for Tsawout First Nation knows all about capital financ
Tsawout First Nation is one of many communities working with the First Nations Infrastructure Institute. Chief Abraham Pelkey and Council members have a list of current and future projects to advance the Nation's interes
Sharlene Gale is on a mission to promote infrastructure projects in First Nations. As Executive Chair of the First Nations Major Project Coalition, she has been involved in massive energy projects, but has seen the merit
Two progressive First Nations in British Columbia are among 50 Nations and/or organizations that have begun relationships with the First Nations Infrastructure Institute. Join moderator Jason Calla as he explores how Tsa
"You can stand in line at the Department of Indian Affairs to help finance your programs, or you can look to do it yourself." That comment by Brian Jones , General Manager of Sumas First Nation, captures the essence of a
Allan Claxton is a former chief of Tsawout First Nation on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. As the inaugural Development Board Chair of the First Nations Infrastructure Institute, he speaks nationally about the value
Meet Dr. Christine Bird , CEO of Tsawout First Nation, along with COO Micah Claxton , as they share stories about infrastructure challenges and opportunities in their BC community. Both were attending the Leading the Way
How can I explore working with the First Nations Infrastructure Institute? Do we need a Band Council Resolution? Are there size or financial limits to projects? Where can I find more information on new Board openings at
Kathleen Stone and her colleagues at FNFMB work hard to make sure communities have their finances in order before they tackle major projects, including new infrastructure. As a CPA, she manages capacity development at FN
This is an informative panel discussion recorded at the Leading the Way 7 conference in November 2024. Moderator Jason Calla was joined by Evan Roberts , Councillor, Roseau River First Nation; Kathleen Stone , Manager, C
Chief Derek Epp speaks passionately about what new infrastructure has done for his community of Tzeachten First Nation in British Columbia. He was a featured speaker at the Leading the Way 7 conference in Treaty Six Terr
Listen to an insightful panel discussion recorded on day one of the Leading the Way 7 conference in Treaty Six territory (Edmonton), Alberta. Host Jason Calla , FNII Technical Advisory, moderates a panel with Alanea Holm
Membertou First Nation in Una'ma'ki (Cape Breton, NS) is a rapidly growing, progressive urban reserve. Its infrasture growth has been phenomenal during the past two decades. Once deep in poverty and bankrupt, the transfo
Melissa MacDonald and Alanea Holmstrom are two dynamic young women who are quickly becoming catalysts for change in their communities. MacDonald, of Membertou First Nation in Nova Scotia, is currently Lands Director and
FNII Technical Lead Jason Calla leads a panel discussion at the recent Leading the Way 6 conference held in November 2023 in unceded Algonquin territory in Gatineau, QC. Jason speaks with Chief Kimberley Bressette (Kettl
Jason Calla and his technical team at FNII are expecting to be very busy in the days and months ahead. Beginning with two 'proof of concept' projects, FNII has recently become a newly-legislation addition to the First Na
Glenn Saganace has seen a lot when it comes to economic development and its connection to strong infrastructure. Glenn is a Relationships Manager based in Saskatoon, SK with the First Nations Financial Management Board.
Tewanee Joseph has a wealth of project management, branding and communications experience. His business started in 2001 in the Squamish Nation and he played a key CEO role in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Tewanee spent ei
Brian Jones
former New York City teacher, Associate Director of Education at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture · Sierra Vista Fire & Medical Services
2 appearances on this show
Evan Roberts
Associate Director of Athletics at the University of Miami · Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation
2 appearances on this show
Jesse James
Actor, Bass Player, Influencer · First Nations Finance Authority
1 appearance on this show
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