Indigenomics LEGO DESIGN Corporate Reconciliation Action Planning Sessions
HR MacMillan Space Center, Vancouver, BC
This session, is part of the Indigenomics IMPACT event on April 7th- 9th 2025 in Vancouver.
The Indigenomics LEGO DESIGN Corporate Reconciliation Action Planning workshop is a transformative, one-day innovation session designed to inspire businesses and organizations to engage meaningfully in building economic reconciliation outcomes
This session will utilize the LEGO Serious Play (LSP) methodology to foster creativity, dialogue, and actionable outcome in building your company or organization’s Reconciliation Action Plan. Guided by expert facilitators, participants will explore how their business or organization can align with the Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). These principles will be translated into Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) that prioritizes Indigenous economic inclusion, respect for Indigenous rights, partnerships and advancing Indigenous social and economic outcomes. By the end of the session, participants will have developed a clear framework to integrate their reconciliation objectives into a strategic framework, ensuring meaningful relationships and measurable and lasting impact.
A Reconciliation Action Plan is a structured framework that outlines how a business or organization will contribute to building economic reconciliation outcomes. These plans are rooted in actionable commitments. Participants will identify their approaches to reconciliation planning. By fostering accountability and collaboration, participants will create their own business or organizational specific initial reconciliation action plan framework. The goal of this workshop is to bring company leadership together to identify business and organization insights to begin building the content required for the development of a Reconciliation Action Plan.
Interested in activating real, innovative and actionable change to advance reconciliation? We are inviting company leaders and organizations committed to advancing economic reconciliation outcomes to join this transformative session. Now is the time to lead by example in shaping the future of economic reconciliation, building partnerships that prioritize respect, economic justice, reciprocity, and shared prosperity. Together, let us unlock the full potential of the next Indigenous economy beyond $100 billion dollars. Who wants to play Indigenomics? Spaces are limited. Be part of this movement and secure your place at the table today.
“Indigenomics IMPACT is about collectively building powerful outcomes in the Indigenous economy in a time of economic reconciliation.”
– Carol Anne Hilton, MBA, ICD.D
Sponsorship:
The Indigenomics Institute welcomes multi-year commitments from organizations to support building long term collaborative partnerships that advance Indigenous economic prosperity. The Institute will be hosting only 5 annual Indigenomics IMPACT Summits that will build a critical mass of Indigenous economic reconciliation IMPACT stories and metrics with on demand profiles.
Current Multi-Year Partnerships:
