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New Zealand High Commissioner to Canada

AMBASSADOR DANIEL MELLSOP

New Zealand High Commissioner to Canada

Minister of State for Trade

THE HONOURABLE GEORGE CHOW

Minister of State for Trade

Senior Lecturer, Research Centre Director MIG (Law)
Te Piringa – Faculty of Law
The University of Waikato, New Zealand

DR. ROBERT A JOSEPH

Senior Lecturer, Research Centre Director MIG (Law)
Te Piringa – Faculty of Law
The University of Waikato, New Zealand

British Columbia Regional Chief, Assembly of First Nations

TERRY TEEGEE

British Columbia Regional Chief, Assembly of First Nations

CEO Chickasaw Nation Industries

DAVID NIMMO

CEO Chickasaw Nation Industries

Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke

GRAND CHIEF JOSEPH TOKWIRO NORTON

Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke

Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation

THE HONOURABLE DAVID ZIMMER

Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation

British Columbia Regional Chief, Assembly of First Nations

SHANE GOTTFRIEDSON

British Columbia Regional Chief, Assembly of First Nations

Special Trustee for American Indians • Senior Advisor for Permanens Capital – Tribal Wealth Practice

VINCENT G. LOGAN

Special Trustee for American Indians • Senior Advisor for Permanens Capital – Tribal Wealth Practice

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SOMETHING BIG

This unique event offers Indigenous communities and businesses effective education on international inter-tribal trade and investment. The conference brings Indigenous business representatives and Indigenous economic development officers together with international experts in Indigenous trade law.

Traders and experts come together to plan and participate in a global flow and exchange of Indigenous goods, services and investments. During the Conference, leading experts in the fields of trade law, International trade finance, supply logistics and Indigenous history will stand side-by-side with authorities from Indigenous business and tribal economic development, to identify challenges and solutions in key areas such as Indigenous International trade provisions, the Jay Treaty, NAFTA, Canada/USA border crossing for Indigenous trade, and developing real Indigenous trade opportunities between New Zealand, Canada and the United States.

Conference proceedings will be available, allowing interested parties access to the expert research, ideas, proposals and solutions. Everyone with an interest in igniting a global Indigenous economy is cordially invited to attend.