For inquiries regarding CAB and/or Membership, please contact:
Summer Jones
Manager, Membership
416.961.8663 ext. 236
sjones@ccab.com
Membership related questions can be emailed to: memberrelations@ccab.com
For inquiries regarding CAB and/or Membership, please contact:
Summer Jones
Manager, Membership
416.961.8663 ext. 236
sjones@ccab.com
Membership related questions can be emailed to: memberrelations@ccab.com
CCAB’s CAB program certifies that Aboriginal Businesses are 51% or more owned and controlled by an Aboriginal person(s). CAB ensures that Aboriginal businesses are easily identified by industry, government and other organizations and certified businesses can promote themselves using the designated CAB logo.
Certified businesses will be identified as CAB in the member directory found on CCAB’s website and will have access to tender opportunities posted by CCAB corporate members. All Aboriginal businesses wishing to become certified must complete the Membership & CAB Application and provide supporting documentation listed below. After a thorough review of this documentation, CCAB confirms they are an Aboriginal business as defined by CCAB.
What’s required to become a Certified Aboriginal Business?
1. CCAB Membership
2. 51% or more Aboriginal ownership and control
3. Proof of Aboriginal heritage of owner(s), acceptable documents include:
4. Applicants must also provide:
In 2023, CCAB hosts two days of events in Vancouver. Day one is the Indigenous Women in Leadership (IWIL) Business Forum, followed by a West Coast Welcome Reception. Day two is the West Coast Business Forum, followed by the CCAB Award Dinner.