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The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc.
406 Richards Street
Nelson, BC, Canada V1L 5K1

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Businesses CCAE Has Helped Start:
Silver Spring Country Wellness and Recreation (Aboriginal BEST of the BEST winner, 2014) Erica-Cut and Nailed (Winner of BC Aboriginal Business Award, 2014) Ebesse Zozo Hot Sauce (CBC Dragon’s Den Contestant) Inez Jasper (JUNO Award winning singer, motivational speaker) Tipi Mountain Native Plants (BC Aboriginal Business Awards Winner) Got Salish
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What Our Clients Say:

As a first time supporter of this program, Bruce supported us all the way, well above and beyond his mandate.

Kerry MehaffeyEconomic Development Officer, Lil’Wat Nation

Bruce has provided the necessary energy, enthusiasm and vision to make Aboriginal BEST a highly recognized success across the province. He is a tireless advocate of Aboriginal entrepreneurship.

John HarperDirector, Economic Initiatives, BC Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation

As previous Chief of the Lower Similkameen Indian Band I would like to give my greatest respect for Bruce as a facilitator. Bruce is one of the best when it comes to working with First Nations. Well done Bruce!

Joe DennisPast Chief, Lower Similkameen Indian Band

Bruce’s unique presentation style and encouragement provided a favourable learning atmosphere, and as a result many participants went on to successfully launch their own businesses.

Janis CooksonBC Ministry of Competition, Science and Enterprise

You have the ability to engage young people interested in becoming self- employed like no one else I have seen.

Kim BerghPast Director of HRDC/Service Canada

This training helps our people become independent, working for themselves, starting their own business, and contributing to our community.

Chief Clarence LouieOsoyoos Indian Band

The program is well designed and it is obvious that a lot of work went into it.

Caledonia FredEconomic Development Officer, Nuu-Chah-Nulth Economic Development Commission

Bruce is an insightful writer and teacher who created a business development program which successfully engages and educates Aboriginal students in a respectful manner.

Ryan DaumTsawwassen Economic Development Corporation

Through our Micro Finance Program, Vancity has worked with entrepreneurs and those re-entering the workplace in a variety of sectors, and we appreciate the benefits of having community specific programming and a more holistic approach to conventional self employment training. The life skills components and coaching supports offered under Aboriginal BEST are considered key factors for success for…

Stewart AndersonManager, Aboriginal Banking, Vancity

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