Awards

The value of recognition

Every year, we highlight the best and brightest individuals and businesses within our network, granting awards that recognize the central role Aboriginal businesses and communities hold within the Canadian business landscape.

For more information on
CCAB awards please contact:

Kate Maynard

Marketing Associate, Events and Awards

kmaynard@ccab.com

Award for Excellence in Aboriginal Relations
Meaningful relationships are the heart of a progressive Aboriginal business. The Award for Excellence in Aboriginal Relations is given to a bridge builder who has contributed to making connections between Aboriginal people and Canadian society through professional and voluntary commitments. This prestigious award is open to all Canadians.
Aboriginal Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) Award
Employment, revenue, and business development are just a handful of the benefits that Aboriginal Economic Development Corporations foster within communities. The Aboriginal Economic Development Corporation Award celebrates the many ways in which AEDCs generate prosperity for Aboriginal communities.
Aboriginal Business Lifetime Achievement Award
For some, Aboriginal business development is not just a passion but a way of life. The Aboriginal Business Lifetime Achievement Award is given to Aboriginal business leaders whose lives and accomplishments reflect their commitments to their communities through business leadership.
Young Aboriginal Entrepreneur Award
Young business leaders are key to a resilient future. The Young Aboriginal Entrepreneur Award celebrates the impressive young people who are driving the Aboriginal economy through vibrant community enterprises. This exciting award comes with a cash prize of $10,000.
Indigenous Women in Leadership (IWIL) Award
The CCAB Indigenous Women in Leadership Award celebrates successful, accomplished, committed Indigenous women. IWIL is nationally recognized and serves as a platform to the future. Award recipients champion as role models for young Indigenous women.

*Candidates are deemed ineligible if they have an existing formal relationship with CCAB (e.g. Board of Directors, Board of Governors, Corporate Sponsor, etc.)