FMB RoadMap Roadshow Workshop

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FMB RoadMap Roadshow Workshop – Toronto

Event Information
Author	pmnationtalk
Start Date/Time	20th Sep Fri AM 8:30 (GMT -7)
End Date/Time	20th Sep Fri PM 1:30 (GMT -7)
Location	Toronto, ON
Contact	Paris_Grover@fnfmb.com
Type	Public
Categories	Business
Client	First Nations Financial Management Board

FMB RoadMap Roadshow Workshop – Toronto

RoadMap is a First Nations-led initiative with optional pathways to support Nations in achieving their economic and self-government goals.

Date and time
Friday, September 20 · 8:30am – 1:30pm EDT

Location
Toronto
Toronto Toronto, ON Canada

About this event

RoadMap is a First Nations-led initiative with optional pathways to support Nations in achieving their economic and self-government goals. Your voice is an important and valued part of shaping the RoadMap proposals and we encourage you to attend a RoadMap workshop to share your insights and ideas. FMB invites two registrants from Ontario First Nations, either Chief and Council or Executive Staff, to participate in this day workshop. Space is limited, so register today!

First Nation representatives can access up to $1,000 in travel and accommodation expenses for attending the event. Reimbursement forms will be available at the event.

The RoadMap Project will empower:

Informed policy decisions supported by statistics and data
Better infrastructure through institutional support and improved access to capital
Economic reconciliation through strong Indigenous economies
Greater self-sufficiency through options to expand First Nations’ jurisdiction and fiscal powers
Economies of scale and improved service delivery through First Nations working together
Strengthened governance through capacity development and support from Indigenous Institution

The benefits of RoadMap include:

Practical pathways supporting First Nations’ self-sufficiency and economic growth
Optionality that respects the rights of each First Nation
Flexibility in pursuing these paths incrementally and at any pace
Improved fiscal capacity to govern while managing risk and increasing transparency and accountability
Indigenous solutions that build on the earned trust and success of the FMA institutions
Clarity among all levels of government on service responsibility and delivery

Please note that the venue has yet to be confirmed. Once confirmed, we will provide those registered with a discount code for booking accommodations.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact Event Manager Paris Grover at Paris_Grover@fnfmb.com.