Taking the long view, EntrepreNorth supports Northern Indigenous entrepreneurs to create transformative change
Why It Matters
In convening partners to launch a Northern impact fund, EntrepreNorth brings a decolonization lens to financial equity and impact capital in the North.
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The year has been reflective for EntrepreNorth, an initiative that seeks to connect Northern Indigenous entrepreneurs with support, mentorship and skills to widen their community impact.
Launched in 2018 as a MakeWay project, EntrepreNorth started as a multi-sector design group, bringing together people from the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut to identify how to provide greater entrepreneurial support.ย
Benjamin Scott was brought on as a business consultant to facilitate design thinking and strategy.
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