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April 21, 2026

SOAR: NACCA’s Indigenous Prosperity Forum is just two weeks away!

SOAR: NACCA’s Indigenous Prosperity Forum is fast approaching, and we invite you to be part of this important national gathering. Taking place May 5–7, 2026, in Gatineau, Quebec, the forum brings together Indigenous entrepreneurs, business leaders, and changemakers from across the country.

This year’s event will feature inspiring speakers, meaningful discussions, and valuable networking opportunities focused on advancing Indigenous economic development and prosperity. Whether you’re looking to connect, learn, or share your insights, SOAR offers a space to engage and grow alongside a vibrant community.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the conversation!

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

March 26, 2026

NACCA Hosts BC/Yukon Young Indigenous Leaders Pilot Reception

NACCA had the privilege of working in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada and the BC First Nations Centre of Excellence during their Ottawa tour. As part of this visit, NACCA proudly hosted a reception on March 25th, welcoming participants of the 2026 BC/Yukon Young Indigenous Leaders Pilot program.

Held at NACCA’s head office on 338 Somerset St. W., the evening brought together an inspiring group of emerging leaders and partners from across the country. The delegation featured exceptional young leaders, including a member of the Indigenous Advisory Council for the Major Projects Office and the Hereditary Chief of the Huu‑ay‑aht First Nation. Representatives from the First Nations Financial Management Board and the First Nations Finance Authority also joined the event, contributing to a memorable evening of connection and collaboration.

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

March 25, 2026

Join Our Team at NACCA

The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (“NACCA”) is dedicated to stimulating economic growth for all Indigenous people in Canada, driven by a network of over 50 Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs). Our mission is to ignite economic progress for all Indigenous communities by empowering entrepreneurs and advancing prosperity. We champion Indigenous economic development through unified representation, transparent reporting of IFI accomplishments, strategic partnerships, and targeted programs and services tailored to the specific needs of IFIs.

Visit our Careers page to learn more about available positions and how you can become part of the NACCA team!

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

March 19, 2026

Career Opportunity – IEP Support Officer

The Support Officer, IEP is primarily responsible for the processing of Indigenous Entrepreneurship Program (IEP) applications, claims, payments, legal documents, and related reporting information from assigned regions and apply approved policies and procedures related to the Aboriginal Business Financing Program (ABFP), Aboriginal Capacity Development Program (ACDP), Aboriginal Development Lending Assistance (ADLA), and Interest Rate Buy-Down (IRB). This role will provide client services to Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) within assigned regions and maintain frequent communications by providing support and guidance to assigned members of the IFI network on current IEP policies and procedures, along with any other support IFIs may require. Continue reading

By Joël Lamoureux

March 17, 2026

Press Release: NACCA and Government of Canada Expand Support for Indigenous Tourism

The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) is proud to partner with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) on the next phase of the Signature Indigenous Tourism Experiences Stream (SITES) under the Indigenous Tourism Fund. Today in Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia), Minister Rechie Valdez joined NACCA CEO Shannin Metatawabin, NACCA Board member Matthew Tapper and community partners at the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre to highlight continued federal investment in Indigenous‑led tourism destinations that are rooted in culture, language and land.

By Heather Murphy

March 4, 2026

RFP Opportunity: Financial Statements Audit Services

The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) is inviting qualified audit firms to submit proposals to provide external financial statement audit services for NACCA and its related entities for the fiscal years ending March 31, 2027, March 31, 2028, and March 31, 2029.

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

February 24, 2026

The First Nations Procurement Authority (FNPA) is searching for a Chief Executive Officer

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the First Nations Procurement Authority (FNPA) serves as the strategic and visionary leader of the organization. Reporting directly to the Board of Directors, the CEO is responsible for advancing FNPA’s mission to increase access and success for First Nations businesses in securing government and corporate procurement opportunities.

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

February 18, 2026

RFP: Governance Review of NACCA’s National, Regional and Operational Governance Structures

The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA), represents a national network of over 50 Indigenous Financial Institutions, has delivered more than 50,000 business loans totaling over $3.3 billion, driving Indigenous economic growth and self-determination across Canada.

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

January 29, 2026

NACCA Announces Promotion of Kevin Rose to Chief Strategy Officer

NACCA is pleased to announce the promotion of Kevin Rose to Chief Strategy Officer, a move that reflects our continued commitment to strengthening Indigenous-led economic development across the country.

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush

January 5, 2026

Supply Nation Provides Letter of Support for FNPA

NACCA is the national voice for Indigenous entrepreneurship and economic development in Canada, with a growing role in shaping and sharing global best practices in Indigenous procurement and business growth. Through international collaboration and knowledge exchange, NACCA works to advance Indigenous-led economic solutions that support self-determination and long-term prosperity.

By Shannon-Blue Nanibush