The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) is the umbrella organization for a network of 59 Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) across Canada.
Over the last 30 years, the IFI network has provided nearly $ 3 billion to support economic development and the unique and specific needs of 50,000 Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) loans in Indigenous communities all across Canada.
NACCA’s Board of Directors is 100% Indigenous, and all entrepreneurs supported by our IFI network are members of a First Nation, Métis, or Inuit community.
NACCA’S INDIGENOUS WOMEN’S
ENTREPRENEURSHIP INITIATIVE
Are you an Indigenous woman thinking of starting your own business?
We can assist you!
Entrepreneurship is a promising pathway for Indigenous women to create their own employment and independent sources of income.
NACCA and the Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) offer financial support — including loans, grants & programming guidance — to Indigenous women entrepreneurs.
NACCA’S INDIGENOUS
GROWTH FUND
The Indigenous Growth Fund is a new, innovative fund created by NACCA that will leverage government investment to raise additional capital from institutional investors. The fund will make capital available to the Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) to provide loans to new and expanding Indigenous businesses.
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY – Accounting Administrator
NACCA advocates for Indigenous economic development by focusing on the following: representing the unified voice of IFIs; publishing national and regional results of IFI work; fostering partnerships and building capacity; and delivering programs, products, and services to IFIs.
The Accounting Administrator is responsible for administering accounting functions, including preparing accounts payable and accounts receivable, maintaining the corresponding sub-ledgers as
well as assisting with monthly closings and account analysis and supporting the Finance team in carrying out the day-to-day responsibilities of the department.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY – IT MANAGER
NACCA advocates for Indigenous economic development by focusing on the following: representing the unified voice of IFIs; publishing national and regional results of IFI work; fostering partnerships and building capacity; and delivering programs, products, and services to IFIs.
The IT Manager will be responsible for the overall planning, organization, and execution of all IT functions to meet NACCA’s organizational requirements. They will lead the IT services department with the primary objective being to facilitate the effective use of technological and productivity tools by the organization in support of NACCA’s strategic plan. The successful candidate will also be accountable for ensuring reliable and secure systems administration.