The World Indigenous Business Forum is a platform that engages Indigenous people in global economic discussions. There are four main sectors that focus on Global Indigenous Economic issues; Community, Industry, Academic and Government. Leaders in these sectors are sought out to share their knowledge with delegates.
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WIBF is participating at the Civil Society Forum for Canada-European Union Trade Agreement. Ottawa, Canada. GAC. November 12, 2019 ... See MoreSee Less
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World Indigenous Business Forum
3 months ago
Something really important happened during WIBF 2019: the signature of an agreement between the World Indigenous Business Network and the Founders and Owners of Mercato Metropolitano, for the presence of Organic Indigenous Products in the most important markets in the world!
The agreement was facilitated by Dr. Ernesto Sirolli, from Sirolli Institute, and signed by Andrea Rasca and Amedeo Claris from the Mercato Metropolitano, Rosa Walker CEO of ILDI and Founder of WIBF, Chief Robert Louie from WIBN Canada, Maria Tuyuc as President of Global WIBN and Guatemala Chapter, and Felix Queupul from WIBN Chile Chapter ... See MoreSee Less
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World Indigenous Business Forum
3 months ago
WIBF 2019 was a beautiful event, a meeting with friends from all across the world. We want to say "thank you". Very specially, thank you to the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for embracing the WIBF on their traditional land. ... See MoreSee Less
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Demand for Indigenous tourism outpacing availability of staff, creation of infrastructure | CBC News ... See MoreSee Less
Demand for Indigenous tourism outpacing availability of staff, creation of infrastructure | CBC News
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada says unmet need in the quickly growing sector increases the risk of cultural appropriation and inauthentic experiences.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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World Indigenous Business Forum takes centre stage in Vancouver - APTN News ... See MoreSee Less
World Indigenous Business Forum takes centre stage in Vancouver - APTN News
The 10th-annual World Indigenous Business Forum kicked off this week with a reception at the Bill Reid Gallery in downtown Vancouver.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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