The Inclusion Podium – Thought Leaders | Aboriginal Human Resource Council

	Day 1, Tuesday, May 3, 12:00 - 1:00 pm W. Brett Wilson Bio CBC Dragon, Celebrated Entrepreneur & Philanthropist Tales From The Den Brett will share elements of his life journey that brought him to be known as the Dragon With a Heart. From small town prairie roots to a leading role in Canada's top reality TV show - Brett will share the highs and lows of his life - with surprising candour and clarity. There will of course be time for stories from behind the scenes of Dragons Den.
	Day 2, Wednesday, May 4, 2011 – 8:30-9:00 am Kelly J. Lendsay, President and CEO, Aboriginal Human Resource Council Bio
	Vice-Chief Ghislain Picard, Assembly of First Nations. Bio
	Day 2, Wednesday, May 4, 2011 – 8:50-9:35 am Dr. Manley A. Begay, Jr., Ed.D. Bio Faculty Chair, Native Nations Institute Senior Lecturer and Associate Social Scientist of American Indian Studies The Economic Importance of Aboriginal Inclusion in the Workplace
	Day 2, Wednesday, May 4, 2011 – 12:30 -12:45 pm Tamara Rain Bull Bio Producer/Director/Artist Uniting Indigenous Women in Inclusion Tamara will speak to an international call of action to Indigenous women to help bring their people out of inequality, exclusion and limitation. Prior to exclusion Indigenous women had a leadership role in their communities across the North American. Now is the time for Indigenous women to exercise their resilience, and return to their historical roots, as agents of change in the transformation toward an inclusive society. It’s time for Aboriginal women to stand beside Aboriginal men and be included as equals in all areas of life. It’s the role of Indigenous women around the world to open their hearts, minds and eyes to new possibilities, new ways of being included, and new ways of living together.
	Day 3, Thursday, May 5, 2011 – 8:40-9:10 am Paul Klein Bio Founder, Impakt Increasing Business Performance Through Effective Corporate Social Responsibility This presentation will feature an overview why corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a high priority for businesses, how employers can integrate CSR with Indigenous inclusion, and how managers can better measure business and social outcomes.
	David Wolfman Bio Culinary Arts Professor and APTN’s “Cooking with the Wolfman” ™ Recipe for Inclusion Presentation, Team Exercise and Delegate Cook-off Competition Get ready for some audience interaction as one of Canada’s renowned Aboriginal chefs dishes up some fun and team building exercises through his Kitchen Warrior session. A few delegates will be selected to join David Wolfman on stage for a Cook-off and other members of the audience will get involved by opening mystery boxes that contain tools to create a dish that somehow reflects what being a team means to them.

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The Inclusion Podium – Thought Leaders