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Leveraging Non-Dilutive Funding to Grow Your Indigenous-Led Organization

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Join us for a panel discussion to provide Indigenous entrepreneurs, business leaders, and organizational heads with actionable strategies to secure non-dilutive funding and fuel growth without losing equity. We proudly welcome our panellists Denis Carignan, Candice Loring and Alejandro Mayoral Banos, PhD. This is the first of several Speaker Series in support of the Indigenous Tech Founders Program, by the Discovery Foundation and New Ventures BC in partnership with Indigenous Tech Circle. Click here for more information on the program, and our upcoming cohorts.

Panelists:

- Denis Carignan: President, Co-founder and Chief Impact Officer at PLATO Testing.

- Candice Loring: Director of Indigenous Relations and Initiatives at Genome BC.

- Alejandro Mayoral Banos, PhD: Founder and Executive Director of Indigenous Friends Association.

Key Takeaways:

- Identify different types of non-dilutive funding available for Indigenous-led organizations.

- Best practices for applying for grants and other non-equity funding sources.

- Real-world examples and success stories from our panelists.

- Strategies for integrating non-dilutive funding into your business growth plan.

Who Should Attend:

- Indigenous entrepreneurs and startup founders

- Leaders of Indigenous-owned businesses

- Indigenous nonprofit leaders

- Financial officers in Indigenous organizations

- Anyone interested in exploring non-dilutive funding options for Indigenous-led initiatives

Registration:

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from industry leaders and enhance your funding strategy. Register now to secure your spot and gain valuable insights that could transform your Indigenous-led business or organization.

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