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CPHR Members –$34.81 (includes GST)
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Non-Members - $40.95 (includes GST)

This webinar is hosted by Indigenous Works. Registration, attendance and cancellations will be processed directly by Indigenous Works.

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CPD: 1.0 CPD hour

Event Summary

This webinar explores the concepts of economic reconciliation and procurement diversification in the context of Indigenous inclusion within the land currently known as Canada. With guest Alissa Assu, a member of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation and owner of West Coast Wildflowers, Bear Essential Oils, and Ravensong Soap & Candle, we will discuss how diversified procurement practices contribute to meaningful reconciliation. Allisa will also be sharing insights on attracting, hiring, and elevating Indigenous talent.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the concepts of economic reconciliation and procurement diversification
• Explore strategies for integrating Indigenous businesses into procurement practices.
• Learn ways to engage with Indigenous suppliers and service providers in a respectful and impactful manner.
• Gain insights into Indigenous talent attraction and development.

Presenters

Nicole Huska
Senior Consultant - Training and Advisory
Indigenous Works

Alissa Assu
Entrepreneur - Business Owner

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