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OneFeather Sponsors First Nations Conference ANEDO

Avneet Takhar

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On October 21-23, 2024 the annual Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities forum (ANEDO), kicked off at the grand Casino Rama resort, Orillia (located on the traditional territory of the Anishnaabeg and Chippewas of Rama First Nation). The forum focuses on economic reconciliation for sustainable development and has members of over 39 First Nations based in Ontario who join the event.

OneFeather's table of treats
OneFeather's table of treats

A busy time at the exhibit hall!
A busy time at the exhibit hall!

Our small team at OneFeather was happy to be there - and to sponsor the event was extra special! Amongst networking with other Indigenous exhibitors like retailer Biskane and non-profit company OFNEDA, First Nations Power Authority and business development services Catalyste+ and having important discussions about economic reconciliation pathways, we also got to experience laughs by some deadly Indigenous entertainment from Got Land? comedians Janelle Niles and Clint Couchie !

Chad Solomon of Biskane and our OF's Lawrence Lewis ✌🏼
Chad Solomon of Biskane and our OF's Lawrence Lewis ✌🏼

"OneFeather is proud to have been a sponsor and exhibitor with ANEDO. It was a great gathering of our First Nations communities, and listening to the keynote speakers including Indigenous leader John Beaucage was a real highlight."

-Lawrence Lewis, Founder at OneFeather

All the official sponsors at ANEDO: Chi Miigwetch
All the official sponsors at ANEDO: Chi Miigwetch
ANEDO forum
ANEDO forum

About ANEDO

In the spirit of collaboration over competition, ANEDO which stands for Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities showcase their initiatives and those of First Nations members.

They provide actionable insights and calls to action, and highlight policies and funding opportunities from Ontario and Canada. The forum welcomes those to connect with Economic Development Officers (EDOs), First Nation economic leaders and subject matter experts to exchange ideas and experiences, foster networking, and learn from each other’s journeys. Diving into discussions about the future of economic reconciliation and the pathways that lie ahead!