Cree8ive Advisory

I wrote this article for The Conference Board of Canada on "Indigenous Financial Management". It was released earlier this year. Considering the timing of my recent podcast, I think it's fitting to share this once more. In my research and through interviews, I discussed with thought leaders across the country why there is a critical under representation of Indigenous people in this important field of study. We examine what some of those impediments to the field may be. And w...e look at what the future opportunities that exist if more pursue this career path. It was a fascinating project to be part of. I learned that there are tremendous opportunities on the horizon. And in order to meet the pace of business, the changing legal landscape and what's to come, we need more of this skill set. Now more than ever. What I've come away with is this: Indigenous people in Canada have come a long way, which has been profoundly impacted and paved through the hard work and relentless pursuit of justice and equity from those before us. Those who have fought for our legal rights to be recognized, those who have challenged and stood up to systemic racism and those who have never given up have facilitated an environment where this generation and those to come have more opportunity available. The article can be found here: http://ow.ly/Mk0j50A0pry

Hello Cree8ive friends! It's been an incredibly busy year. I just want to send a big thank you to those of you who have helped my consulting practice survive these tumultuous times. I can't understate how fortunate I feel. Thank you. As it has been busy (thankfully), I've not been as active on my website. That changes today. I've made some updates.... For those of you who are interested, I've added a "Clients" section and updated my list of services offered. Feel free to take a peek: www.cree8iveadvisory.com/clients

Indigenous business COVID-19 support. Check the link below.

Last week I posted a photo of my home office. A few of you made some suggestions to enhance my space. I’ve since acted on those suggestions. And I really like the result. The only missing items are a pitcher of water and the nespresso machine. For a quick rundown: I included a larger monitor, added both the wireless keyboard and trackpad and put up a mini whiteboard. Finally, I added an Edison lamp from East Van Light and the new book, This Place: 150 Years Retold. ... Check the before and after below.

CESB for students!