Year in Review: Highlighting the ICCs Successes Throughout 2024 – ICC

The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC) had an eventful and successful 2024, showcasing its commitment to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses, advancing reconciliation, and fostering collaboration across sectors.

Over the months, the ICC hosted a range of events that provided valuable opportunities for networking, education, and growth — not just with the Indigenous business community, but also within the ICC as it welcomed five new staff members throughout the year, including it’s President and CEO, Renee Greyeyes.

January

Hon. Ian Bushie, Minister of Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures taking the podium at ICC’s Takwakin Procurement Event

The year began with the ICC developing its Indigenous Business Directory (IBD), a significant milestone aimed at connecting Indigenous businesses with new opportunities. In addition, the Chamber also held the Takwakin Procurement event after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. This initiative was accompanied by the welcoming of Crystal Lamirande, Executive Assistant; a key figure who added to the Chamber’s expanding leadership.

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