Tabatha Bull
Tabatha Bull is a prominent figure in Indigenous business advocacy in Canada, serving as the CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business. She is also a member of the Prime Minister’s advisory council on U.S.-Canada border relations, where she emphasizes the need for a collaborative approach to address the challenges faced by Indigenous communities at the border, particularly in light of trade negotiations and tariffs.
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Canada:
Tabatha Bull, the president and CEO of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, called for a federal fund for Indigenous communities.
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Canada:
Tabatha Bull, president and CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business, said Ottawa needs to move faster on its pledges to update the PSIB.
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Jamaica:
Tabatha Bull is the President and CEO of Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business included in the council.
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Canada:
Tabatha Bull is the CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Businesses, highlighting the organization's growth and momentum.
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Canada:
Tabatha Bull of the Canadian Council of Indigenous Business emphasizes the need for a Team Canada approach to the challenges presented by the U.S. government on tariffs and trade.
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