Managing Change 2011

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More and more Aboriginal communities are benefiting from the creation of wealth whether through Gaming Revenues, Impact Benefit Agreements, Specific Claim Settlements or other resource sharing opportunities. As a result, there is tremendous responsibility being placed on community leadership and community trustees to develop, implement and oversee corporate and trust structures that will provide sustainable capital and income for generations to come.

Presented by Big Island First Nation, this conference was organized by Aboriginal people; presented by Aboriginal people on Aboriginal Land.

The colours of the eagle were pulled from a photograph of the resident eagles, living near Buffalo Point Resort and golf course.

Managing Change 2011
Managing Change 2011

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