by Catherine Martin, MMNN Contributor
Strategies for Aboriginal Success
(Right) New entrepreneur, Rick Tessier (from Indian Brook) gives us the “Two thumbs up” sign as he takes in another keynote information presentation!!
I DO BUSINESS. Atlantic Regional Summit – Strategies for Aboriginal Success was just that, a great success! The three-day Summit, held December 3rd – 5th 2013 at the Truro Best Western Glengarry Hotel, attracted well over 120 participants. This first I DO BUSINESS. Atlantic Regional Summit focused on developing capacity for Aboriginal Entrepreneurs to effectively grow and su ...
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