NACCA, the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, is a membership-driven national association for a network of Aboriginal Financial Institutions, or AFIs. NACCA supports the AFI network, which offers financing to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit businesses and communities. NACCA is committed to the needs of AFIs and the Aboriginal businesses that they serve.
Celebrating Indigenous Success Stories for Small Business Week 2024
We are proud to spotlight Rob Fordham, recipient of the Indigenous Community Business Award of Excellence 2023! Rob’s leadership at Kilrich Building Centres reflects the powerful impact that community-driven businesses can achieve.
Kilrich Building Centres, under Rob’s guidance, has become a cornerstone for growth, providing essential materials and support to communities across the region. His success story exemplifies how Indigenous entrepreneurship can foster sustainability, create jobs, and strengthen local economies.
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Celebrating Indigenous Success Stories for Small Business Week 2024
As Small Business Week 2024 continues, we celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of two inspiring Indigenous entrepreneurs. Their visionary leadership embodies the essence of excellence, resilience, and innovation, leaving a lasting impact on their industries and communities.
Michelle Cameron – Indigenous Business of the Year 2023
We proudly spotlight Michelle Cameron of Dreamcatcher Promotions, winner of the Indigenous Business of the Year Award 2023! With support from the First People’s Economic Growth Fund (IFI) and NACCA, Michelle’s achievement reflects the strength, perseverance, and success of Indigenous entrepreneurship. Her journey serves as a powerful example of the potential within Indigenous-led businesses.
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Christa Guenther – Indigenous Women’s Entrepreneur Award of Excellence 2023
We also celebrate Christa Guenther of Feast Cafe Bistro, recipient of the Indigenous Women’s Entrepreneur Award of Excellence 2023! With support from the First People’s Economic Growth Fund (IFI), Christa’s success highlights the essential role of Indigenous women in business and their profound impact on communities. Her story reflects how entrepreneurship, guided by culture and purpose, can foster growth and transformation.
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These two entrepreneurs exemplify the innovation and resilience that define Indigenous business leaders. We honour their success and commitment to community, celebrating their achievements as a beacon of inspiration for future generations.