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Rejoignez Nadia Robertson, responsable des services aux membres de l’AFPN, et son invité, le conseiller Patrick Courtois de la Première Nation des Pekuakamiulnuatsh, pour découvrir comment l’AFPN aide les communautés des Premières Nations à travers le Canada.

Cet épisode met en lumière la structure de gouvernance unique de l’AFPN, son rôle dans la promotion de l'autodétermination et son offre de capitaux abordables et flexibles grâce à des prêts à des conditions avantageuses. Découvrez comment l’AFPN favorise l’édification des nations en soutenant les infrastructures, la création d'emplois et l'indépendance économique, reflétant ainsi sa vision durable pour l'avenir des Premières Nations.

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Nadia Robertson sur LinkedIn

Site Web de l’AFPN

Site Web de la Première Nation des Pekuakamiulnuatsh (Mashteuiatsh)

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Join us for a conversation with Host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA and Dr. Tim Raybould, a key figure in FNFA's journey, to explore its origins, the pivotal role of the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, and the broader context of economic reconciliation.

We delve into the significance of governance agreements and their evolving impact on Indigenous peoples across Canada

Links and Resources

Jody Anderson on LinkedIn

Dr. Tim Raybould on LinkedIn

FNFA Website

First Nations Fiscal Management Act

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Music/Production Credits:
Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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This episode takes a global perspective as we explore the developing movement of international Indigenous economic development. We speak with Dennis Meeches, President of Tribal Council Investments Group & Vice President of Business Relations, a key figure in this arena, about his experiences at the World Indigenous Business Forum and the emerging patterns of collaboration and opportunity. We delve into how current global economic shifts, including tariffs, are influencing this movement and explore the significance of new international investors.

Host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA also shares insights from a recent trip to England, highlighting the potential for uniting the Commonwealth in response to these changes. We connect these international trends back to work FNFA and address why this global engagement is essential for Indigenous economic sovereignty.

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Jody Anderson on LinkedIn

Dennis Meeches on LinkedIn

FNFA Website

Tribal Council Investments Group Website

Worlds Indigenous Business Forum Website

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Music/Production Credits:
Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn