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Engaging Indigenous Governments 
and Businesses in the Canadian Economy
New insights: what governments and others can do, and why it matters

Why do First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities continue to be excluded from the mainstream economy? Canada's GDP could grow by $270 billion and social remedial costs reduced when Indigenous peoples attain the same levels of education and employment. The benefits to be gained on all sides are clear, yet there remains a great divide between Indigenous businesses and organizations and corporate Canada.

Indigenous Works has just completed baseline research that provides new insights into the current state of relationships between major Canadian businesses and Indigenous peoples. President and CEO Kelly Lendsay will present the study's findings, and discuss the role that all governments and others can play in bridging the divide and fostering beneficial partnerships. 

The live webcast , sponsored by EY, is hosted in Regina by IPAC Saskatchewan at 4 pm CST. Webcast participants across Canada will be able to view the full event and participate in the question and answer period.

Guest Speaker - Kelly Lendsay, President and CEO of Indigenous Works 

A social entrepreneur who is internationally recognized as one of Canada's foremost innovators of Indigenous social & economic inclusion, corporate engagements and partnership, Kelly has brought his message of inclusion to more than 250 audiences in Canada, USA and Australia.

Moderator - Christian Kittleson 

Associate Partner and Victoria Practice Lead, Government & Public Sector Advisory, EY. A former Assistant Deputy Minister, Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation, Government of British Columbia, Christian also has many years' experience in the private sector in Canada and the US.
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