Reconciliation in Business: Ethical Partnerships with Indigenous Communities

Reconciliation in Business: Ethical Partnerships with Indigenous Communities is a powerful and practical guide for Canadian corporations seeking to authentically engage in reconciliation through ethical partnerships with Indigenous peoples. Authored by Jason Carter of Bear Standing Tall Digital, a certified Indigenous First Nations woman-owned business, this resource aligns with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Call to Action 92 and supports businesses on their journey toward meaningful economic reconciliation.

Spanning 12 chapters, this comprehensive eBook explores critical topics such as Indigenous cultural competency, ethical supply chains, community-led impact assessments, joint ventures, sustainable tourism, and the integration of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) into corporate practices.

Grounded in Indigenous values and lived experience, it offers case studies, frameworks, and actionable strategies to help organizations build respectful, inclusive, and sustainable partnerships with Indigenous communities across Canada.

Ideal for senior executives, procurement officers, HR professionals, and CSR leaders, this guide empowers businesses with the tools needed to foster reconciliation while enhancing innovation, resilience, and corporate social responsibility. Whether you're launching your first Indigenous engagement strategy or refining an existing one, this resource will help you embed reconciliation into the heart of your operations.