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Empowering  Blackfoot Economic Sovereignty

Providing essential tools for learning, resource sharing and networking to empower Blackfoot entrepreneurs, enhance business literacy and foster a thriving, self-determined business environment.

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On-Off Reserve

50/50

Industries Represented

14+

Industries 
Represented

Nations Across Canada & USA

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How We Help Your Business Succeed

Providing essential tools for learning, resource sharing and networking to empower Blackfoot entrepreneurs, enhance business literacy and foster a thriving, self-determined business environment.

Connect with like minded business owners

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Our Initiative

The Blackfoot Entrepreneur Business Network (BEBN) is focused on advancing economic sovereignty within the Blackfoot business community. It aims to provide essential tools for learning, resource sharing and networking to empower Blackfoot entrepreneurs, enhance business literacy and foster a thriving, self-determined business environment.

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“The beauty of this network highlights the remarkable talent of Blackfoot Entrepreneurs at every age and stage of our collective economic journey.  I’m excited to see our Blackfoot people prosper, synergize and create mutually beneficial opportunities amongst the Blackfoot Nations, and the World! “

Kimmy Houle

Environment/Economic Development Director, Blackfoot Confederacy Tribal Council

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“The Blackfoot Entrepreneur Business Network is a critical tool that points contacts in the direction of Blackfoot business’ and resources. This is a positive step forward as we strive to increase access to Blackfoot business as we strive for economic sovereignty. Additionally, the network site is vibrant and includes key aspects of the Blackfoot culture to give the user a unique experience!”

Jamie Spring Chief

Community & Economic Development Manager, Sikisika Government & Industry Relations

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"As a Blackfoot entrepreneur, we face many challenges other entrepreneurs wouldn't. The BEBN has been needed for a very long time, to connect our nations and provide support to aspiring entrepreneurs."

Joshua Day Chief

CEO, AdvancedAG

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"The Blackfoot Entrepreneur Business Network (BEBN) is an essential initiative that empowers Blackfoot entrepreneurs to be innovative and successful by providing crucial resources for learning, networking, and growth. Through my work with RINSA and my experience supporting inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems, I’ve seen firsthand how these tools can unlock potential. BEBN creates a self-determined environment where entrepreneurs can thrive, ultimately contributing to the economic sovereignty and prosperity of the Blackfoot community."

Renae Barlow

Vice President, Entrepreneurship and Development, Economic Development Lethbridge

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