WIBF 2012

The World Indigenous Business Forum is an opportunity for leaders to come together to share experiences and insights to raise the level of success for our communities globally. We have stories that need to be told, we have lessons that we have learned and we have ideas that we know can improve our communities. This is an exciting opportunity to discuss leadership perspectives and build global relationships for the future.

 


WIBF 2012
October 23 & 24, 2012 – Sydney Australia

Host Hotel: 4 Seasons Resort

Room View of Sydney Opera House at NightRoom View during the Day

199 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
Phone: 61 (2) 9250-3100
Rooms $310 CAD per night

Welcome Back Val Kilmer!

Other Confirmed Speakers
Master of Ceremonies Dr. Jeff McMullen – Honorary CEO of the Ian Thorpe’s Foundation for Youth (Australia)
Micah McCarty – Chairman – Makah Tribal Council
President David Chartrand – Manitoba Métis Federation
Judith Sullivan-Corney
Tal Moore – President, National Native American Human Resources Association


Downloads

>WIBF Registration Form>WIBF Brochure (PDF)


WIBF 2011 in Pictures


Gallery 1: World Indigenous Business Forum – October 4th


Gallery 3: World Indigenous Cafe – October 5th


Gallery 2: Welcome reception featuring actor Val Kilmer – October 4th

 

Click on an image to view photos in gallery format.

 

News & Event Updates

  • WIBF Register Now!

    WIBF 2012

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  • WIBF 2011 Executive Report

    WIBF 2011 Executive Report

    WIBF 2011 Executive Report

    The WIBF 2011 Executive Report is now available for free download:Click to download WIBF 2011 Executive Report

  • Announcing WIBF 2013 and WIBF 2014

    The Indigenous Leadership Development Institute, Inc. (ILDI) invites you to participate in the
    2013 World Indigenous Business Forum in Windhoek, Namibia, October 14-18, 2013.

    Guatemala City, Guatemala in 2014 (more information coming soon!)

    WIBF is hosted by the Indigenous Leadership Development Institute, Inc. The venture gives Indigenous representatives exposure to an incredible lineup of speakers from around the world.