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Supply Change™

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Supply Change™

Join CCAB Supply Change™ where our 5 pillar procurement strategy aims to overcome social economic barriers. Procurement generates revenue for Indigenous businesses formed through relationships with corporations and Governments.

MARKETPLACE

Marketplace is a procurement group within Tealbook, a web app that connects CAB suppliers with Champions through meaningful interactions and advanced tools.

CAB

 Research found 82% of corporate respondents regard Certified Aboriginal Businesses (CAB) designation useful for enhancing Aboriginal procurement outcomes.

CHAMPION

Champions are CCAB Members committed to increasing opportunities for Indigenous businesses to participate in their supply chains.

BEST PRACTICES

Sharing  Aboriginal procurement success stories to encourage corporations to work together and develop Aboriginal procurement outcomes.

CAMPAIGN

A national campaign  that will leverage the profile of the Champions Group to encourage widespread engagement in Aboriginal procurement.

Find & Match

Indigenous procurement for buyers & suppliers

 

  • Connect Indigenous Businesses & Corporate Canada
  • Share procurement opportunities
  • Customize searches for your required service or commodity

Supply Change™

Resources &
Advantages

Procurement Research Reports

Drawing upon in-depth data and analysis, CCAB continues to advocate for improved procurement policies across public and private sectors.

Partnerships

Form partnerships with champions committed to increasing the Indigenous spend within their supply chains.

Newsfeed

Browse the Marketplace Newsfeed for procurement opportunities in your business industry

 

Schedule Marketplace Orientation

Procurement Opportunities

Participate in CCAB procurement partnerships that allow Certified Aboriginal Businesses free invitational bids on City of Toronto opportunities.

 

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Learn More

For generations, Indigenous people have provided goods and resources to help Canada grow. That tradition continues today with more than 60,000 Indigenous businesses ready to help Canada compete and win. Indigenous business is thriving and ready. But, for many reasons, Indigenous businesses are underrepresented in the supply chains of most Canadian corporations and Governments.

That’s why Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) is looking for ways to strengthen connections between corporate Canada, Government and Indigenous businesses from coast, to coast, to coast. A robust Indigenous and Canadian economy. Economic reconciliation that builds a bright future for everyone.

We can do it – if we work together.

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