West Moberly Corporate Alliance recognized as top Indigenous business
West Moberly First Nation’s business arm, West Moberly Corporate Alliance, has been recognized on the 2024 ‘10 to watch list’ by the Indigenomics Institute, a Vancouver-based economic advisory council.
MOBERLY LAKE, B.C. — West Moberly First Nation’s business arm, West Moberly Corporate Alliance, has been recognized on the 2024 ‘10 to watch list’ by the Indigenomics Institute, a Vancouver-based economic advisory council.
According to a press release, the announcement was made at the Institute’s Bay Street Gala in Toronto, Ontario, on October 17th.
The company is one of five B.C.-based Indigenous-owned and operated corporations to receive the honour in 2024.
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Carol Ann Hilton, Indigenomics Institute CEO and founder, says the annual list is an occasion to “celebrate and recognize” the growth of the First Nations’ economy.
“The annual list illuminates the spirit of Indigenous business resilience being unleashed,” said Hilton.
“[The list] highlights examples of economic innovation and inclusion to inspire others who want to join the reconciliation movement.”
West Moberly Corporate Alliance was founded in 2011. According to its website, the company delivers “community-powered solutions” for industrial and commercial projects.
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Specializing in oil and gas, the company also provides services for forestry, contracting, and welding.
Founded in 2017, the Institute recognized two years later that a $100 million Indigenous economy was not only possible but “essential” for Canada’s future.
More information about the Indigenomics Institute can be found on its website.
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