Lunch Panel - Shaping the Future: Indigenous Youth - Sponsored by BHP - FNMPC Conference
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Lunch Panel – Shaping the Future: Indigenous Youth – Sponsored by BHP

Tuesday, April 29
10:20am – 10:30am

Indigenous young professionals are navigating a rapidly changing world and pursuing opportunities in a global economy while rooted in Indigenous cultural identities and experiences. As they step into leadership roles, they bring important perspectives, solutions, and a deep connection to Indigenous nationhood and sustainability. This session will examine how Indigenous young professionals are influencing industries, advocating for change, and redefining leadership.

Introduction by: Erinn Mah, Manager, Indigenous Relations, North America, Teck
Address by Caroline Cox, Chief Legal, Governance and External Affairs Officer, BHP
» Wáhiakatste Diome-Deer (Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk)), Senior Director, Strategy, Raven Outcomes
» Benjamin Cooper-Janvier (Denesųłiné), External Financial Advisory & Indigenous Equity Opportunities, MNP
» Richard Sparvier – Kakanohkitopi (Siksika), Tribal Manager, Siksika Nation
» Moderator – Lisa Raitt, Vice Chair and Managing Director – Global Investment Banking, CIBC

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