INDIGENOMICS 10 TO WATCH LIST 2022
ABOUT THE INDIGENOMICS 1O TO WATCH LIST
The Indigenomics '10 to Watch' are Indigenous businesses or partners that have demonstrated excellence, innovation, leadership and committed action towards the growth of the Indigenous economy.
The Indigenomics '10 To Watch' is Indigenomics in Action. We are honoured to share the business stories of resilience and determination. Through innovation our past recipients are reaching global markets and customers. We are thrilled to capture their story and celebrate their success.
10 To Watch Criteria:
o The business has Indigenous Ownership at 51%
o The partnership must demonstrate direct business benefits to Indigenous businesses or communities.
10 To Watch Nomination Categories:
The Indigenomics '10 to Watch' are Indigenous businesses or partners that have demonstrated excellence, innovation, leadership and committed action towards the growth of the Indigenous economy.
The Indigenomics '10 To Watch' is Indigenomics in Action. We are honoured to share the business stories of resilience and determination. Through innovation our past recipients are reaching global markets and customers. We are thrilled to capture their story and celebrate their success.
10 To Watch Criteria:
o The business has Indigenous Ownership at 51%
o The partnership must demonstrate direct business benefits to Indigenous businesses or communities.
10 To Watch Nomination Categories:
- Capital
- Equity
- Social Enterprise
- Social Finance
- Trade
- Infrastructure
- Clean Energy
- Entrepreneurial Spirit
- Technology
- Philanthropy
- Commerce
- Indigenous Investment
- Procurement
Deadline for Nomination and or Applications
Letters of nomination, and completion of the online form are due March 15, 2022.
As a Nominator
Submitting a nomination is a great way to recognize your favourite Indigenous business or partner. You are required to provide a letter about why the business deserves to be nominated in the appropriate category. We will connect to the nominated company, so that they can share and celebrate the acknowledgement. The nominee will be offered the opportunity to complete an online nomination form and potentially be recognized as one of our “10 to Watch”.
As a Nominee or Self-Nominee
This is your opportunity to share your Indigenomics success story, so that others can learn more about your business and journey. You are required to submit a letter of interest for a self nomination and complete an online nomination form in the appropriate category, to have an opportunity be profiled in our multi-media promotional campaign.
As a Finalist
If selected as a finalist, your business or partnership will gain recognition as an Indigenomics innovator and join other leading businesses with the distinction of growing the 100 Billion Dollar Indigenous economy. We commit to the following.
Letters of nomination, and completion of the online form are due March 15, 2022.
As a Nominator
Submitting a nomination is a great way to recognize your favourite Indigenous business or partner. You are required to provide a letter about why the business deserves to be nominated in the appropriate category. We will connect to the nominated company, so that they can share and celebrate the acknowledgement. The nominee will be offered the opportunity to complete an online nomination form and potentially be recognized as one of our “10 to Watch”.
As a Nominee or Self-Nominee
This is your opportunity to share your Indigenomics success story, so that others can learn more about your business and journey. You are required to submit a letter of interest for a self nomination and complete an online nomination form in the appropriate category, to have an opportunity be profiled in our multi-media promotional campaign.
As a Finalist
If selected as a finalist, your business or partnership will gain recognition as an Indigenomics innovator and join other leading businesses with the distinction of growing the 100 Billion Dollar Indigenous economy. We commit to the following.
- A special profile in the Indigenomics Institute publications
- Your business and or partnership will be profiled in our multi-media promotional campaign
- Recognition at the annual Indigenomics Institute Conference Gala, including a video profile
- A commemorative gift and our logo to display, post on your website, or promotional materials.
2021 INDIGENOMICS 10 TO WATCH LIST
2020 INDIGENOMICS 10 TO WATCH LIST
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2019 INDIGENOMICS 10 TO WATCH LIST
The Indigenomics Institute has selected 10 innovators in the growth of the Indigenous economy. The ’10 to Watch List’ serves to showcase Indigenous businesses, entrepreneurs, Indigenous Economic Development Corporations, joint partnerships with nations and innovative business models that are demonstrating the advancement of the emerging 100 billion dollar annual Indigenous economy.
The Indigenomics 10 to Watch List highlights indigenous business success. The list showcases Indigenomics in action and points to the growing strength of Indigenous businesses economy.’ Carol Anne Hilton, CEO and Founder of the Indigenomics Institute.
The 2019 Indigenomics 10 to Watch list are:
"We are thrilled to be recognized at the inaugural Indigenomics 10 To Watch Awards held by the Indigenomics Institute. More importantly we look forward to supporting Indigenous social enterprises and communities build the 100 Billion Dollar Indigenous economy, making real change for our people in this country.” says Jeff Cyr, Managing Partner, RICP.
The Indigenomics 10 to Watch List highlights indigenous business success. The list showcases Indigenomics in action and points to the growing strength of Indigenous businesses economy.’ Carol Anne Hilton, CEO and Founder of the Indigenomics Institute.
The 2019 Indigenomics 10 to Watch list are:
- Animiiki
- Raven Capital Partners
- Spirit Healthcare Group of Companies
- Plato Testing
- NationFuel
- Shopify-Jace Meyers
- Winnipeg Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce
- Entreprenorth
- Cheekbone Beauty
- Green Future Industries
"We are thrilled to be recognized at the inaugural Indigenomics 10 To Watch Awards held by the Indigenomics Institute. More importantly we look forward to supporting Indigenous social enterprises and communities build the 100 Billion Dollar Indigenous economy, making real change for our people in this country.” says Jeff Cyr, Managing Partner, RICP.