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Programs, Partnerships & Joint Ventures First Nation Programs, Partnerships and Joint Ventures |
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Aboriginal Times A national monthly guide published by aboriginals for business,
employment, economic development, and opportunities. Anishinabek Nation Management Group Inc. (ANMGI) Monica Lister, ABSN Site Co-ordinator Broad-based community input into the development of a strategic
plan for economic development and adjustment. Assist small business
with start-up, expansion, modernization and renewal. Provide marketing
and business planning assistance. Assist in equity investments and
loans to support small business development. Assist small businesses
in accessing training development and fundingassistance. Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle (BANAC) "BANAC will instill the importance of higher education and
rediscovery of Anishnabe wisdom and knowledge and encourage community
development, Native control, and cooperation amongst our communities." BIMOSE Tribal Council Contact: Marvin Perreault, Chukuni Communities Development Corporation The Chukuni Communities Development Corporation mandate is to work
cooperatively and pro-actively to promote regional economic development
and diversification which will improve the quality of life for District
residents. Couchiching Ojibway Corporation Couchiching Ojibway Corporation is mandated to foster the economic
development and business ventures of the members of Couchiching
First Nation. Gezhtoojig Employment and Training Through a partnership with Fednor, an Aboriginal Business Service
Centre for Gezhtoojig's management area was established to serve
the needs of the Aboriginal business community. Greenstone Economic Development Corporation The Greenstone Economic Development Corporation fosters and encourages
the start-up and operation of successful enterprise in all economic
sectors within the Greenstone Region. Kagita Mikam - Aboriginal Employment & Training Services Head office located at Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Ontario in
Eastern Ontario extends employment and training services to all
eligible Aboriginal peoples within our catchment area. The catchment
area for the Area Management Board is west from Oshawa and east
to Ottawa. Employment and Training services are provided to members
of Curve Lake First Nation, Algonquins of Pikwakanagan (Golden Lake),
Hiawatha First Nation, Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte, and the Mohawks
of Wahta First Nation. Although many of our Inuit clients are located
in or near the City of Ottawa, Kagita Mikam provides employment
and training services to all Inuit in Ontario. Eligible Aboriginal
people can reside either on or off the territory since we operate
with an inclusiveness to all. Métis Nation of Ontario-Timmins Jennifer King, ABSN Site Co-ordinator Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund (NADF) is an aboriginal-owned and controlled organization delivering
business and financial services to the member First Nations in the
Nishnawbe-Aski area. Since 1987, NADF has evolved into a recognized
success in the business development and developmental lending field. Ohwistha Capital Corporation Ohwistha Capital Corporation is an Aboriginal owned company incorporated
as a non-profit corporation by Federal letters of patent in July
of 1991. OCC offers access to capital and developmental lending
to Aboriginal owned enterprises through our various services. Ontario Métis Aboriginal Association (OMAA) OMAA's Aboriginal Business Service Centre (ABSC) in Sault Ste.
Marie is now open for business. We are affiliated with the Aboriginal
Business Service Network across Ontario giving you immediate access
to all kinds of information from our provincial and federal contacts. Ontario Native Women`s Association Provide a “first point of contact” approach centered
on the needs of the Aboriginal business community, including youth,
for a specialized business information service: Pic River Development Corporation The Pic River Development Corporation is a community owned economic
development corporation. Rambots Rambots is a joint venture construction management firm that seeks
out opportunities in the construction industry that bring key building
blocks to First Nations local economies: jobs and training. Six Nations/New Credit Community Futures Committee The Six Nations - New Credit Community Futures Committee is a grass
roots Community Economic Development Organization whose mandate
is to assist and support the local economy through a variety of
projects and small business support mechanisms. Six Nations Economic Development The purpose of Economic Development is to contribute to the economic
growth and business support of the Six Nations of the Grand River
Territory Southern First Nations Secretariat OAEDP funds are intended to enhance, promote and encourage Aboriginal
community-based economic developmentobjectives and to improve access
to other financial resources. A Project Review Committee (PRC) comprised
of representatives selected by the Association of Iroquois and Allied
Indians, Grand Council Treaty #3, Nishnawbe-Aski Nation, Ontario
Federation of Indian Friendship Centres, Ontario Metis Aboriginal
Association, Metis Nation of Ontario, Ontario Native Women’s
Association, Union of Ontario Indians, and the Independent First
Nations will review all applications. Tecumseh Development Corporation An Aboriginal-owned and controlled business lending organizations.
This belt represents two nations joined together by the Path of
Peace. The squares on each end of the path represent the Ojibway
Nation and the Iroquois Nation. There will always be an open path
of peace and friendship between them Two Rivers Community Development Centre An Aboriginal controlled company with the mandate of providingAboriginal
Businesses with Access to Capital. Wakenagun Community Futures Development Corporation The Wakenagun Community Futures Development Corporation is a regional
body which will support community economic development through providing
support and financial assistance to developing small businesses
and through assisting communities with economic analysis and strategic
economic planning. Walpole Island First Nation Department of Economic Development The Business Resource Centre has available to the aspiring business person a complete library both electronic and hardcopy to assist the entrepreneur in their endeavors to investigate, plan, finance and market their business plan. The Ontario Business Service Centre and the Department of Economic Development have put together this window of opportunity to assist and support business plans for all clients. R.R. #3 Waubetek Business Development Corporation Waubetek BDC's mandate is to create employment opportunities through
business and economic development initiatives. Waubetek BDC is responsible
for carrying out this mandate through implementation of a five year
strategic plan entitled "Planning For Prosperity in First Nations
Communities." Wikwemikong Community Forestry Management In 1988, the Chief and Council of the Wikwemikong First Nation
gave its economic development branch, the Wikwemikong Development
Commission, the mandate to develop and implement a forestry management
plan. The First Nation requested the development of a range of long
strategies and alternative models for the management of forest lands
that would meet commercial challenges in an environmentally sound
manner and contribute to community human resources development and
employment. Wikwemikong Development Commission 2102 Wikwemikong Way,
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