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Indigenous Leadership and Management Programs
created: Jan 15, 2019
Indigenous Leadership and Management Programs
Join a legacy of strong community leaders. Develop the skills to run effective
organizations and build communities with sustainable economies.
Inherent Right to Indigenous Governance
January 27 — February 1, 2019
Indigenous Business and Economic Development
February 10 — 15, 2019
Indigenous Negotiation Skills Training
February 24 —March 1, 2019
Establishing Indigenous Institutions of Governance
March 3 —8, 2019
Wise Practices in Indigenous Leadership
March 24 —29, 2019
Indigenous Leadership participants in session at Banff Centre.
Photo by Chris Amat.
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Indigenous Leadership and Management Programs
Be part of a legacy of strong Indigenous leaders who have shared their knowledge and skills learned in Banff with their communities and organizations to lead change and achieve results.
Our programs provide leaders an opportunity to gain a better understanding of how to establish a strategic direction for their communities and organizations, implement that plan through focused effort, and measure performance.
Leaders also learn the knowledge and skills necessary to run effective organizations and build communities with sustainable economies. With investment in their professional development, community leaders will have additional knowledge and tools to achieve incredible change and growth.
Here is a full list of all the Indigenous Leadership programs we offer:
- Inherent Right to Indigenous Governance
- Establishing Institutions of Good Governance
- Indigenous Strategic Planning
- Negotiation Skills Training
- Leading Teams: Good Governance for Councils and Boards
- Wise Practices in Indigenous Leadership
- Indigenous Women in Leadership
- Indigenous Business and Economic Development
- Project Management for Indigenous Organizations
For a full list of all of our available dates please visit the below link:
https://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/current-programs/indigenous-leadership
Our programs combine Indigenous knowledge with power of place and creativity –including both an outdoor and art based activity. They are just under a week long and take place upon Sleeping Buffalo Mountain on Treaty 7 Territory in Banff National park.
Financial Assistance also may be available to subsidize some of the costs to attend your program.
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