EVENTS
MODERN INDIGENOUS ECONOMIC DESIGN
Indigenomics is a dialogue and design platform focused on the growing Indigenous economy. Through meaningful dialogue and connection, it fosters solution based collaboration to address challenges and overcome systemic economic barriers.
EVENTS
Since 2019, the Indigenomics Events Series has been shaping the future of Indigenous economic growth. It brings together leaders, investors, policymakers and industry innovators to accelerate Indigenous business success. As a national platform for economic reconciliation, the series creates space for collaboration, investment and strategic action to activate the 100 billion dollar Indigenous economic target.
The Indigenomics Event Series includes:
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Indigenomics IMPACT
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Indigenomics on Bay Street
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Indigenomics NOW – 24 Hour Virtual event
Each event focuses on key drivers of Indigenous economic strength, including finance, technology, access to capital, equity ownership, economic justice and economic policy. The series also highlights Indigenomics AI development, Indigenous led financial architecture and transformative business models that empower Indigenous entrepreneurs and communities.
Indigenomics Scholarship Program
In 2021, the Institute founded the Indigenomics Scholarship Program. The program is inspired by the words of the Honourable Murray Sinclair, Chief Commissioner for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission:
“Education is the key to reconciliation. Education got us into this mess, and education will get us out of it.”
As part of each Indigenomics hosted event, an Indigenous student in business, economics or commerce is selected with assistance from the Host Nation or region.
Vancity has partnered with Indigenomics to support this initiative, along with the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada for the 2023 Indigenomics on Bay Street event.
Interested in participating?
Contact Indigenomics to learn more.
BUILDING INDIGENOUS ECONOMIC OUTCOMES
Indigenomics events invite collective leadership, dialogue and action to advance the Indigenous economy. The work advances a strengths based narrative of Indigenous economic growth, design, inclusion and reconciliation.
The Indigenomics Institute invites you to join not only as sponsors, but as partners in reaching the 100 billion dollar Indigenous economy goal.
Partners have committed to multi event and multi year collaborations to advance economic reconciliation.