Tabatha Bull – President & CEO, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

NationTalk sits down with Tabatha Bull, President & CEO of Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.   Tabatha is Anishinaabe and a proud member of Nipissing First Nation near North Bay, Ontario. She currently works with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal businesses to help strengthen a prosperous Indigenous economy and Canadian market. Also, a member of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce board, Tabatha is committed to working with members to improve business competitiveness across all industry sectors.

Prior to her current role as CEO, Tabatha joined CCAB in the fall of 2018 as Chief Operating Officer. As a testament to her passion to better the lives of Indigenous people and stay connected to her community, Tabatha serves as a director on the board of Wigwamen Housing Inc.; the oldest and largest urban Indigenous housing provider in Ontario.

Tabatha is also an active member on the board of Young Peoples Theatre in Toronto and the Canadian advisory group to UN Women “promoting women’s economic empowerment through responsible business in G7 countries”.

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