Understanding Treaties --
          Opportunity for Doing Business with First Nations


 
On February 24, 2015, a workshop was held at the Prince Albert Inn to talk about the history of First Nations Treaties and how they can be used in today's business world. The workshop was facilitated by Mr. John Lagimodiere, owner of Aboriginal Consulting Services and publisher of Eagle Feather News.

This informative workshop was made possible by the Northern Lights Development Corporation and the Northern Lights Casino. Your support is appreciated.

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The workshop also included comments from Mr. George Lafond, Saskatchewan's Treaty Commissioner, and Mr. Geoff Gay, CEO with Athatbasca Basin Development. 






More information about the workshop can be found in the presentation below. 
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Mr. John Treleaven Speaks at Chamber of Commerce Chairman's Night
Mr. John Treleaven, international businessman and public speaker spoke to the Prince Albert & District Chamber of Commerce Oct. 2, 2014 about the connection between community and local business and the challenges of many small business owners in Canada. 

Mr. Treleaven's enlightening presentation highlights how important small business is to the community overall and how more needs to be done to help local business owners stay competitive in today's market. 

The Prince Albert & District Chamber of Commerce benefitted greatly from Mr. Treleaven's engaging and thought-provoking presentation. Mr. Treleaven's insights will help us engage and educate others on the importance of getting your local business model right.


To learn more about Mr. John Treleaven, please see his biography. 


John Treleaven BA PhD(hon)CITP,
President,
The Treleaven Consulting Group Ltd.,
5-10134 Third Street,
Sidney, B.C.,
V8L 3B3
250-656-7899
250-588-7899 cell
treleavengroup@shaw.ca

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