CCAB is a national member-based business organization. They drive business opportunities and enable sustainable relationships. Their members include Aboriginal businesses, Aboriginal community owned economic development corporations, and companies operating in Canada.

Non Profit

Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business' headquarters in Toronto, Canada

Tabatha Bull

Denise Pothier

Shannon Sutherland

Philip Ducharme

Lynda Keith

Ashley Robin

Paul-Emile McNab

Paul-Emile A. M.

Christine Moore

Jo-Anne Morin

Jon Davey

Matthew Foss

Luanne Whitecrow

Dany Gaudreault

Annie Korver

Desiree Norwegian

Alicia Dubois

Michael Jacobs

Mark Shadeed

Pamela Zabarylo

Paul Gruner

Fiona Kirkpatrick Parsons

Greg Fuhr

Mark Brajer

Leanne Krawchuk

Linda Hartford

Mathieu Boucher

Troy Dunn

Rory Richards

Barbara McKenzie

Dylan MacLennan

Johanne Senécal

Maxine Trennert

Sarah Midanik

This department focuses on strategic oversight and direction for the organization.

Leadership

The Finance and Administration team at the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business is responsible for managing the organization's financial operations, ensuring fiscal responsibility, and providing administrative support to facilitate efficient workflows. This team oversees budgeting, financial reporting, and compliance, while also coordinating communications and operations to support the Council's mission of fostering sustainable business relationships and opportunities for Aboriginal communities.

Finance and Administration

The Business Development and Membership team at the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business focuses on cultivating and expanding the organization’s membership base by fostering relationships with Aboriginal businesses and economic development corporations. They drive initiatives to enhance member engagement, promote entrepreneurship, and support procurement opportunities, ensuring the sustainable growth of Aboriginal businesses across Canada.

Business Development and Membership

The Marketing and Events team at the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business focuses on promoting the organization’s initiatives and enhancing engagement with members through strategic marketing campaigns. They coordinate and execute key events and award ceremonies that spotlight Aboriginal businesses, foster networking opportunities, and build partnerships, while also driving sponsorship and corporate partnership efforts to support their objectives.

Marketing and Events

The Program Management team at the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business is responsible for overseeing and implementing various programs that support Aboriginal businesses and communities. This team coordinates the Progress Aboriginal Relations (PAR) program and fosters relationships through initiatives such as the Trade and Finance Advisory Board (TFAB). By managing projects and conducting research, they ensure that programs align with organizational goals and effectively advance business opportunities for their members.

Program Management

The Research and Policy team at the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business conducts in-depth research on Indigenous economic development and policy issues, providing data-driven insights to inform strategies that enhance business opportunities for Aboriginal members. They collaborate with stakeholders to advocate for meaningful policy changes, facilitate knowledge sharing, and promote sustainable business practices within the Indigenous community.

Research and Policy

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Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

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Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

Org chart

Board & advisors

Teams

Leadership

Finance and Administration

Business Development and Membership

Marketing and Events

Program Management

Research and Policy

Offices

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