Today, Nbisiing Consulting Inc. announced that it will contribute $1000.00 annually to the Edward Two-Axe Early Fund, established to support Indigenous students in the area of business, humanities, law and social justice. “My family will always be grateful for the time we spent with Edward-ban*, and in particular how he shared so openly his wisdom
For the latest global update of COVID-19 visit: https://www.nbisiingconsulting.ca/480/ The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic is a serious and timely reminder to make sure we are prepared for any and all eventualities in life. We have to ask ourselves, our community and our workplace any number of questions. For example: are we prepared at home to care for an
Over the past year, the Nbisiing Cultural Competency Training has been an unexpectedly large and important part of our service offerings. Our training have benefitted numerous businesses, governments and interested Canadians. We’ve estimated that we’ve trained over 1200 people over the past year. This includes professionals from many industries, and officials from many government disciplines. I’ve
It’s been a great summer so far. It’s been both busy and satisfying on the professional front with a great group of clients that have faith in me. Yet, I’m always looking for more to do. So I thought I’d do a bit of reverse marketing and seeing what might be out there. I’m an
I know it’s cliche, but it’s that time of year again. Your organization has some unspent funding and you’ve got a few ideas that just might fit into the funder’s criteria. But you need some creative and dedicated help to get it done before the end of the fiscal year. Nbisiing Consulting just might be able
Last week, the Government of Ontario announced measures to protect source groundwater from water bottling companies. Environmentalists, concerned local citizens and First Nations have long been concerned over the amount of water being taken and used for bottled water. Much of that water leaves the watershed, exported to major markets around the world. For First
Turning an idea that will benefit your members or shareholders into public policy By Bob Goulais From time to time, I get a bright idea. It could be something that will benefit my family, my clients, my fellow Anishinaabeg or even the broader public. But whether I’m ready to act on my public policy idea
Does your First Nation have a settlement trust? If so, you likely have to wrap your head around appointing trustees and trust agreements. Perhaps you yourself are a trustee. If any of this applies to your community, you might be thinking of developing your own community’s capacity and skillset in managing this very complex world
Change is inevitable. Anything from your financial picture, to election terms, to executive management – there will be a need to manage that change. With that change often comes new leadership. It’s essential to orient new leadership efficiently in order to row the organizational canoe in the right direction. In order to have a successful
WHERE: Nipissing First Nation Administrative Complex 36 Semo Road, Garden Village, Ontario P2B3K2 WHEN: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 TIME: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Please join us for coffee & refreshments and a great dialogue among good friends. As a community, Nipissing First Nation is in a period of political change. In order to stay ahead of