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S5:E6 Economic Reconciliation with Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe, OneHoop
S5:E6 Economic Reconciliation with Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe, OneHoop
S5:E6 Economic Reconciliation with Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe, OneHoop
Wednesday 21st February 2024
Join Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe on MuniCast to explore economic reconciliation and learn about engaging with Indigenous-owned businesses.
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Episode Overview
- Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe share insights on economic reconciliation and relationship-building.
- The importance of understanding the true history of lands to foster meaningful reconciliation is highlighted.
- Methods to engage with Indigenous-owned businesses and the role of municipalities are discussed.
- The conversation emphasises the need for building relationships and creating opportunities for Indigenous communities.
- Insights from experienced leaders guide the discussion on operationalizing reconciliation and unlocking economic growth.
We all inherited this together. Today, nobody created the Indian Act, nobody created residential schools. And so, when we talk about the relationship between Indigenous people, municipalities, and this country, Canadians, we just got to all understand we all inherited this together.
What does economic reconciliation really mean, and how can it transform our communities? In this episode of MuniCast, Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe from OneHoop offer their perspectives on these pressing questions. OneHoop is a consulting firm deeply rooted in Indigenous heritage, aiming to foster understanding and collaboration between the corporate world, governments, and Indigenous communities.
Cadmus Delorme, former Chief of Cowessess First Nation, and Thomas Benjoe bring their wealth of experience to the table, discussing the firm's core pillars: Indigenous consulting, management consulting, and government relations. They highlight the importance of relationship-building and engaging with Indigenous-owned businesses as key steps toward genuine reconciliation. This conversation also delves into the significance of acknowledging the true history of our lands, emphasizing that understanding our past is crucial for moving forward.
Whether you're involved in municipal leadership or simply interested in community building, this episode offers practical insights and thought-provoking discussions that can inspire meaningful change.