Let's Bond

First Nations Finance Authority
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Let's Bond is a podcast by First Nations Finance Authority where we speak to leaders from across Canada who are working to build prosperity, quality of life, and economic reconciliation opportunities for First Nation communities. We are led by First Nations by First Nations, and FNFA supports communities to build their own futures on their own terms. 

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    Advancing Indigenous Economic Reconciliation in Canada and Australia with Professor Peter Yu

    Send us a text In this episode of Let's Bond, we explore a groundbreaking international collaboration aimed at fostering Indigenous economic empowerment.  Host Jody Anderson sits down with Ernie Daniels, President and CEO, FNFA and Professor Peter Yu, inaugural Vice-President (First Nations) at The Australian National University to discuss how Canada and Australia are working together to share knowledge and best practices.  We delve into the recent landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the creation of a new Australian Centre for Indigenous Economic Transformation, and the shared vision for building a future of self-determination and intergenerational prosperity. Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn Professor Peter Yu on LinkedIn FNFA Website Australian National University Website Indigenous-led organizations in Canada, Australia sign MOU Press Release Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter Music/Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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    From Partnership to Prosperity: Qalipu, Membertou + Newdock with Chief Jenny Brake

    Send us a text In this powerful episode of Let's Bond, host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA has a conversation with Chief Jenny Brake, the first woman and third elected Chief of Qalipu First Nation.  Chief Brake shares her remarkable personal journey, which comes full circle with the historic Indigenous-led acquisition of Newdock (St. John's Dockyard Ltd.). We explore the strategic partnership between Qalipu and Membertou First Nations, the pivotal role of FNFA financing, and the profound economic, social, and cultural impacts this landmark investment is already having and will continue to have for generations. Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn Chief Jenny Brake on LinkedIn FNFA Website Qalipu First Nation Website Membertou First Nation Website Newdock (St. John's Dockyard Ltd.) Website Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter Music/Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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    Exploring the First Nations Housing Crisis with Travis Seymour

    Send us a text In this episode, we pivot our focus to one of the most pressing issues facing First Nations today: the housing crisis. On today’s episode we are talking to Travis Seymour, CEO of the First Nations Market Housing Fund (FNMHF), a national organization based in Ottawa, Ontario, on how we can address the challenges and find solutions and access to safe and affordable housing for First Nations in Canada.  Host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA explores the vital roles of FNFA and FNMHMF in empowering communities to build safe and affordable housing. Join us as we examine how these institutions are working to create lasting impact and move beyond the crisis. Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn Travis Seymore on LinkedIn FNFA Website First Nations Market Housing Fund Website Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter   Music/Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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  4. Les avantages de travailler avec l’AFPN avec Conseiller Patrick Courtois

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    Les avantages de travailler avec l’AFPN avec Conseiller Patrick Courtois

    Send us a text Rejoignez Nadia Robertson, responsable des services aux membres de l’AFPN, et son invité, le conseiller Patrick Courtois de la Première Nation des Pekuakamiulnuatsh, pour découvrir comment l’AFPN aide les communautés des Premières Nations à travers le Canada.  Cet épisode met en lumière la structure de gouvernance unique de l’AFPN, son rôle dans la promotion de l'autodétermination et son offre de capitaux abordables et flexibles grâce à des prêts à des conditions avantageuses. Découvrez comment l’AFPN favorise l’édification des nations en soutenant les infrastructures, la création d'emplois et l'indépendance économique, reflétant ainsi sa vision durable pour l'avenir des Premières Nations. Liens et ressources Nadia Robertson sur LinkedIn Site Web de l’AFPN Site Web de la Première Nation des Pekuakamiulnuatsh (Mashteuiatsh) Suivez l’AFPN sur LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook et Instagram Restez connecté, abonnez-vous à l’infolettre de l’AFPN. Crédits musique/production :  Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions sur LinkedIn

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    The Shifting Sands of Self-Governance with Dr. Tim Raybould

    Send us a text Join us for a conversation with Host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA and Dr. Tim Raybould, a key figure in FNFA's journey, to explore its origins, the pivotal role of the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, and the broader context of economic reconciliation.  We delve into the significance of governance agreements and their evolving impact on Indigenous peoples across Canada   Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn Dr. Tim Raybould on LinkedIn FNFA Website First Nations Fiscal Management Act Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter Explore the First Nations Gazette Music/Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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    Unlocking International Indigenous Economies with Dennis Meeches

    Send us a text This episode takes a global perspective as we explore the developing movement of international Indigenous economic development. We speak with Dennis Meeches, President of Tribal Council Investments Group & Vice President of Business Relations, a key figure in this arena, about his experiences at the World Indigenous Business Forum and the emerging patterns of collaboration and opportunity. We delve into how current global economic shifts, including tariffs, are influencing this movement and explore the significance of new international investors.  Host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA also shares insights from a recent trip to England, highlighting the potential for uniting the Commonwealth in response to these changes. We connect these international trends back to work FNFA and address why this global engagement is essential for Indigenous economic sovereignty.   Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn Dennis Meeches on LinkedIn FNFA Website Tribal Council Investments Group Website Worlds Indigenous Business Forum Website Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter   Music/Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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    FNFA Lending to SPVs to Accelerate Infrastructure Development with Chief Derek Epp

    Send us a text In this episode of Let's Bond, we explore the groundbreaking potential of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) in driving Indigenous-led economic development.  Host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA sits down with Chief Derek Epp of the Ch’íyáqtel First Nation to discuss how First Nations can use SPVs to accelerate major infrastructure projects, create jobs, and build intergenerational prosperity.  We talk about what an SPV is, why they are an important tool for financial sovereignty, and how the FNFA is working to expand its role to directly support these powerful new ventures.   Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn Chief Derek Epp on LinkedIn FNFA Website Ch’íyáqtel First Nation’s Website Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter   Music/Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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  8. Closing the First Nations Infrastructure Gap with Ernie Daniels

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    Closing the First Nations Infrastructure Gap with Ernie Daniels

    Send us a text Canada has a promise to close the infrastructure gap in First Nations communities, but progress is falling drastically short. This episode delves into the staggering $349.2 billion gap and explores a powerful, Indigenous-led solution.  Join host Jody Anderson, VP, Partnerships, Strategy & Public Affairs, FNFA and guest Ernie Daniels, President and CEO, FNFA as they unpack the FNFA Blueprint and a game-changing strategy called monetization.  We discuss how First Nations can leverage their assets and partnerships to unlock capital, accelerate infrastructure projects, and drive genuine economic reconciliation for the benefit of all Canadians. Links and Resources Jody Anderson on LinkedIn FNFA Website Follow FNFA on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Let’s Connect, subscribe to FNFA’s Newsletter Visit Assembly of First Nations’ Closing the Gap Website to learn more Production Credits: Richard Perry, Perry Podcast Productions on LinkedIn

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Let's Bond is a podcast by First Nations Finance Authority where we speak to leaders from across Canada who are working to build prosperity, quality of life, and economic reconciliation opportunities for First Nation communities. We are led by First Nations by First Nations, and FNFA supports communities to build their own futures on their own terms. 

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