Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipGet Involved Upcoming Events Testimonials Part of The Canadian Institute’s INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS SERIESCanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs RESOURCESNATURALSUN drumLEAF Balance-scale UNIVERSITYchart-line ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNMENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTECONOMIC INDIGENOUS Sponsorship Prospectus Connecting Indigenous Community Partners
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To provide unprecedented business experiences and to be a trusted partner for training, engagement and advancement in Indigenous affairs.
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CI Indigenous Affairs is dedicated to working with Indigenous partners, government departments, natural resource companies, environmental technicians and legal counsel. We will provide our attendees and partners with an engaging discussion platform to exchange knowledge and expertise for moving forward on the most pressing challenges affecting Indigenous communities, from projects in the natural resource sector to implementing legislation, and from economic development initiatives to community governance, in a balanced and non-partisan environment.
For over 35 years The Canadian Institute (CI) has been one of the world’s leading conference organizers, delivering over 100 conferences annually. We deliver live and digital events promoting an unrivaled exchange of expertise, unbiased trends and intelligence, including expertise in Indigenous consultation, housing, emergency services, environment and law.
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Benefits of SponsorshipGet Involved Upcoming Events WORK US Canadian Institute is a Canadian owned-operated small business, providing a diverse and targeted portfolio of conferences, events and roundtables devoted to providing business intelligence to senior decision makers responding to developments in law, environment, business, culture and community across Canada. events are filled with opportunities to network with colleagues and key decision makers and to get in front of the people you want to speak to, in a format that best suits your needs. platforms will allow you to deliver your message to your customer base, and beyond, 24/7, 365 days a year. subject-matter expertise and network drives value for our industry partners and the wider Indigenous community through our offerings. have a multitude of sponsorship opportunities ranging from involvement in thought leadership sessions, exhibition areas, and much more. Work with our dedicated sponsorship team to tailor-make a package that will work best for you and your company.
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4/ CanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipLevels of Sponsorship Upcoming Events Testimonials ATTENDEE DEMOGRAPHICS Indigenous Consultation & Engagement First Nations Housing & Infrastructure Cumulative Effects Assessments & Environmental Management 25% Consultation Director/Manager 13% Indigenous Policy Advisor/Researcher 12% Chef & Council 10% Land & Resource Manager 9% Environmental Specialist 9% Legal Counsel 6% Natural IndustryResources 5% RelationsIndigenous 5% DevelopmentEconomic 3% ManagerProject 3% C-Suite Attendee Titles Attendees Across Sectors Indigenous45% Government40% 10% Industry 3% Legal 1% Consultants 1% Academics Attendees Across Sectors CommunitiesFirst33%Nations&Organizations Government30% 13% Regulators 12% Industry 9% Consultants & Legal Counsel 3% Academics Attendees Across the Country 31%ON 14%AB MB1%3%SK 5% QB 13%1%NSNL1%PE 5% NT 10% NB 4%BC Attendees Across the Country 11%ON 46%AB MB3%3%SK 5% QB 2% NS 10% NT 12%BC Attendees Across the Country 53%ON 4%AB MB4% 4% QB 3% NS 2% NB 30%BC Attendee Titles 39% Housing Manager 22% Chef & Council 12% President, VP & Council 4% DevelopmentEconomic 4% Construction & Engineering 4% Finance Director 4% RelationsIndigenous 4% Project Manager 4% EnergyRenewable 2% WorksPublic 2% CounselLegal Attendees Across Sectors CommunitiesFirst66%Nations 14% 9%OrganizationsGovernmentConsultants 3% Construction 3% Legal & Finance 2% Energy 5%YU NU2%
Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipGet Involved Upcoming Events Testimonials Part of The Canadian Institute’s INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS SERIES5/ CanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs TAKE A LOOK AT WHO HAS PARTICIPATED IN OUR EVENTS
Jenna Strachan
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)
Patricia Bernard Chief/Legal & Governance
Michael McDonald Director of Development,Economic Policy
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation
have presented at
Melody Lepine
Shannon Joseph Vice President, Government Relations and Indigenous
Avalon
Director Mikisew Cree First Nation
FortisBC Dan George Chief, Burns Lake Band Chiefs Committee on Housing & Infrastructure, BC Representative, Assembly of First Nations President, Housing and
Senator for Manitoba Senate of Canada
Mel Grandjamb
Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta
Robert Merasty Executive Director
Government of the Northwest Territories
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Winona Embuldeniya Acting Director General,
William Morin Chief Enoch Cree
Mercer International Rick Wilson Minister of Indigenous Relations Government of Alberta
Roger Augustine Regional Chief, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island of First
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Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation Natural Resources Canada
Carmen Driechel and
Indigenous Relations Manager
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YALE First Nation
Crystal Sedore Housing Manager
Council
Shaleen Woodward Deputy Secretary, Indigenous and Intergovernmental Affairs, Department of Executive and Indigenous Affairs
Carolyn Buffalo Environmental Officer/Legal Counsel/Policy
Elder Betty Letendre Learning Enhancement, Manger, Council of Elder Edmonton Catholic
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Elizabeth Logue Director, ImplementationUNDRIPAct
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Dan Cardinal Vice President Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA)
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Justice Canada Brian MacDonald Assistant Deputy Minister, Aboriginal Relations Division, Executive Council Office Government of Yukon Hon. Mary Jane McCallum
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Don Bubar President & CEO
Terry M. Mitchell Vice-President – Indigenous
Yellowhead Tribal
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Canadian Nuclear Safety
Chief Fort McKay First Nation (FMFN)
Commission
Adam Levine Team Lead –
Joe Alphonse Chief Tl’etinqox Government
Atlantic
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Schools
Arthur Noskey Grand Chief
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Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat Member, Sipekne’katik First Nations
Tuma Young Second Vice-President Scotia Barristers’
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Renée Pelletier Managing Partner
Olthuis Kleer Townshend
Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipGet Involved Upcoming Events Testimonials Part of The Canadian Institute’s INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS SERIES7/ CanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs WAYS TO GET INVOLVED! Gold Sponsorship – $10,000 10x10 Booth 4 Conference Passes (Access to keynotes, sessions, exhibit floor, and all networking events) Top Tier Branding on all conference materials including website and outbound conference emails Opportunity to nominate a senior executive to participate in a corresponding discussion on the conference program Silver – $7,000 10x10 Exhibit Booth 3 Conference Passes (Access to keynotes, sessions, exhibit floor, and all networking events) Top Tier Branding on all conference materials including website and outbound conference emails Exhibit Bronze – $5,000 10x10 Booth 2 Conference Passes (Access to keynotes, sessions, exhibit floor, and all networking events) Top Tier Branding on all conference materials including website and outbound conference emails Customizable Options to Fit Your Needs! Lanyard Sponsorship $7,000 Networking Break Sponsorships $5,000 Luncheon Sponsorship $5,000 Private Meeting Rooms $3,000
8/ CanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipLevels of Sponsorship Upcoming Events Testimonials BENEFITS OF SPONSORSHIP CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Lead DiscussionsIndustry CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Make Lasting Valuable Connections CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Share Knowledge CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Lead Generation CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Gain Market Intelligence CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Expand Your Network CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Gain A AdvantageCompetitive CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Create OpportunitiesBusiness CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Deepen RelationshipsEstablished CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Network With Peers CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Discover Market Needs CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Meet With New Leads CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Develop PartnershipsStrategic CHEVRON-DOUBLE-RIGHT Showcase Your Business Options
Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipGet Involved Upcoming Events Testimonials Part of The Canadian Institute’s INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS SERIES9/ CanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs UPCOMING EVENTS FEBRUARY 2023 Edmonton, AB JUNE, 2023 Calgary, AB OCTOBER 19, 2022 Halifax, NS NOVEMBER 2022 Toronto, ON APRIL Calgary,2023ABOCTOBER 20, 2022 Halifax, NS APRIL 2023 Vancouver, BC OCTOBER 18 & 19, 2022 Halifax, NS MAY 2023 Toronto, ON Indigenous Consultation & Engagement First Nations Housing & Infrastructure Cumulative Effects Assessments & Environmental Management IndigenousPolicing MAY 2023 Toronto, ON
10/ CanadianInstitute.com/Conferences/Indigenous-Affairs Introduction Why Work With Us Attendee Demographics Past Participants Speaker Hall of Fame Benefits of SponsorshipLevels of Sponsorship Upcoming Events Testimonials WHAT OUR ATTENDEES HAVE TO SAY! Very informative, it is good to know that other communities have similar cases and helping each other out and sharing. The networking opportunities with other First Nation representatives was paramount. When we leave the conference, we get to bring back all the knowledge back to our community/community development. Very good experience. Information, guidance, tools, examples and ideas, networking opportunities. Very interesting and informative speakers, and people who attended were very approachable.Theinformation shared was and will be useful. Networking, meeting others in the same field helps. Wide array of Indigenous presenters. Bessie House, Treasurer Cree Nation of Chisasibi Melissa Maracle, Housing Accounts Manager Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte Marcy Nelson, On Reserve Housing Manager Ginew Housing Authority Michelle Mallette, Office Admin. Washgoshig First Nation Chief Gene Hope Acho Dene Koe First Nation Bryan Hansen Solaris-MCI Woodland Cree First Nation Ken Glass, MBA Sponsorship Program Manager K.Glass@CanadianInstitute.com Desiree Finhert Lead, Indigenous Affairs Portfolio D.Finhert@CanadianInstitute.com Rebecca Nobrega Senior Conference Producer R.Nobrega@CanadianInstitute.com Joanna Chung Associate Director Marketing J.Chung@CanadianInstitute.com CONTACT US
