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A First Nations Consultant's Perspective.
Dion Arnouse, the founding CEO of 2Badgers Consulting Inc., an Indigenous-owned and operated consulting company, spoke at Expanding Our Knowledge Conference in April 2013.
Dion shared with the audience his unique perspective of being a First Nation consultant and his role in indigenous industry engagement and what he sees as the major challenges and mistakes companies make in their approach and delivery of community engagement. He poses some very good questions that should be asked internally before embarking on a community engagement plan and offers some equally good tips to consider during the engagement process.
Be sure to listen to Dion's comments about generational connection with the land and how this cannot be overlooked. Also, audience members asked some great questions in the Q&A session. Listen, learn and share.
Below is the PowerPoint of Dion's presentation.
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