Mon, 16 November 2020, 8:30 AM - Tue, 17 November 2020, 9:30 AM [MST]
3777, Grey Eagle Drive, Calgary, AB, T3E 3X8, Canada
Sale ends on 17/11/2020
Register to come to the NCC Energy Summit.
This is a free registration specifically for chiefs who wish to attend the summit. A password is required for purchase. Please contact dswampy@hotmail.com if you qualify for this ticket and require the password for access.
This is a free registration type for NCC partners and requires a password to access. If you qualify for this ticket type, please contact Dale Swampy for access.
Grey Eagle Resort, 3777, Calgary, AB, T3E 3X8, Canada.
Registration is now open for the National Coalition of Chiefs Energy and Natural Resource Summit November 16-17, 2020 at the Grey Eagle Resort in Calgary, Alberta. The National Coalition of Chiefs (“NCC”) was introduced through meetings of a group of First Nation Chiefs and Metis leaders from across Canada who were interested in forming a coalition of industry-supportive and pro-development Chiefs and Metis leaders from across Canada with a mandate to “Defeat On-Reserve Poverty”. NCC leaders understood that a venue for creating positive and cooperative dialogue directly between Indigenous leaders and leaders from the Natural Resource Industry does not currently exist, and that Indigenous communities were faced with constant social despair caused by an ongoing and relentless poverty crisis. Thus, NCC leaders agreed that a new approach was needed, and that this new approach would focus on creating positive and cooperative dialogue between Indigenous leaders and leaders from Canada’s Natural Resource Industry with a current focus on Canada’s oil and gas industry. Progressive First Nation Chiefs and Metis leaders from across Canada will gather on a regular basis with CEOs from Canada’s Natural Resource Industry to exchange ideas and initiatives to improve their relationship, to support major project developments, and to work towards bringing Canada’s Indigenous community into prosperity through heightened levels of Indigenous participation in Canada’s economy. The NCC Energy Summit is an important opportunity for industry leaders to come together with pro-development First Nation Chiefs and Metis leaders to bridge the gap and be able to work together to get projects going and completed. First Nation and Metis Communities recognize the benefits that hydrocarbon production provides to their communities and recognize that they offer an available solution for ending poverty. The NCC Chiefs want to ensure Industry is in the room to allow for greater discussion and networking on alignment of our shared interests. *Refunds are not currently available for this event.
The National Coalition of Chiefs (“NCC”) was introduced through meetings of a group of First Nation Chiefs and Metis leaders from across Canada who were interested in forming a coalition of industry-supportive and pro-development Chiefs and Metis leaders from across Canada with a mandate to “Defeat On-Reserve Poverty”. NCC leaders understood that a venue for creating positive and cooperative dialogue directly between Indigenous leaders and leaders from the Natural Resource Industry does not currently exist, and that Indigenous communities were faced with constant social despair caused by an ongoing and relentless poverty crisis. Thus, NCC leaders agreed that a new approach was needed, and that this new approach would focus on creating positive and cooperative dialogue between Indigenous leaders and leaders from Canada’s Natural Resource Industry with a current focus on Canada’s oil and gas industry. Progressive First Nation Chiefs and Metis leaders from across Canada will gather on a regular basis with CEOs from Canada’s Natural Resource Industry to exchange ideas and initiatives to improve their relationship, to support major project developments, and to work towards bringing Canada’s Indigenous community into prosperity through heightened levels of Indigenous participation in Canada’s economy.
The NCC Energy Summit is an important opportunity for industry leaders to come together with pro-development First Nation Chiefs and Metis leaders to bridge the gap and be able to work together to get projects going and completed. First Nation and Metis Communities recognize the benefits that hydrocarbon production provides to their communities and recognize that they offer an available solution for ending poverty.
The NCC Chiefs want to ensure Industry is in the room to allow for greater discussion and networking on alignment of our shared interests.
*Refunds are not currently available for this event.
The NCC's goal is to bridge the gap between First Nation and Metis Communities and Canada’s Natural Resource Industry, and encourage economic development through active and positive community participation in Natural Resource Projects.
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