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Wednesday, 13 June 2018 2:00 PM - Thursday, 14 June 2018 5:00 PM MST
800 Asilomar Ave, Pacific Grove, CA, 9395, United States
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This registration is for attendees who are funders or investors.
Asilomar Hotel & Conference Grounds, 800 Asilomar Ave, Pacific Grove, CA, 9395, United States.
At this convening, First Nations Oweesta Corporation and partners will be working with Native CDFIs to build organizational capacity to access capital (June 12 & 13). We are also holding a special, closed door session for potential funders and investors June 13 (from 2-5pm), where we can organize strategic discussions around focusing capital in Native communities and Native CDFIs. June 14th, we will be hosting a full networking day with Native CDFIs, funders, and investors to learn more about opportunities to bring more capital to Native communities and facilitate a large group networking session.
If you are a funder or investor interested in working more closely with, funding, or investing in Native CDFIs and communities, we urge you to join us June 13th and 14th in Pacific Grove, CA.
*If you are only able to attend on one of the days listed, we welcome you to attend either day that works for your schedule. We also invite you to arrive earlier on June 13th if you are interested in our capacity building efforts for accessing capital in Native communities on behalf of the Native CDFI industry (please email Heather Rademacher Taylor at heather@oweesta.org if you are interested in doing so).
Cancellation policy If your plans change and you are unable to attend, please email Heather Rademacher Taylor at heather@oweesta.org to update your registration.
If your plans change and you are unable to attend, please email Heather Rademacher Taylor at heather@oweesta.org to update your registration.
www.oweesta.org
First Nations Oweesta Corporation is the only national, Native CDFI intermediary and supports economic growth in Native communities through the creation, development, and capitalization of Community Development Financial Institutions.
During this Closed Door Session, funders and investors will come together to discuss challenges, opportunities, and questions about investing in Native communities and CDFIs.
This session will include opening remarks from Kevin Walker, President & CEO of Northwest Area Foundation. Chrystel Cornelius, Executive Director of First Nations Oweesta Corporation, will also address the group. There will also be a presentation on the challenges and opportunities in Native communities by four Native CDFIs and a Social Investors Panel Discussion.
President & CEO, Northwest Area Foundation
The panel discussion look at key partnerships in leveraging capital for projects in Native communities. The "Manatee Tank" will include a panel of funders and investors who will listen and assess ideas from Native CDFI participants.
Discussion on Investment in Native Communities, Challenges, Opportunities, Next Steps
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