Leading by Example: Practices and Performance in Corporate-Aboriginal Partnerships

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Leading by Example: Practices and Performance in Corporate-Aboriginal Partnerships

Indigenous Communities People and Culture
Pages:6 pages10 min read

Author: Stelios Loizides

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Aboriginal leaders are seeking fairness for their communities and opportunities for their people to become self-reliant. Land claim settlements and moves towards self-government are redefining the relationship between Aboriginal and Canadian societies.

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Aboriginal leaders are seeking fairness for their communities and opportunities for their people to become self-reliant. Land claim settlements and moves towards self-government are redefining the relationship between Aboriginal and Canadian societies.

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These developments translate into opportunities and challenges for corporations. In line with this, many companies have moved beyond goodwill to develop policies that clarify their commitment to mutually beneficial relationships with Aboriginal communities.

This briefing presents examples of corporate–Aboriginal partnerships and the key success factors associated with them.

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