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2022 Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business Indigenous Women in Leadership Award Winner

Updated: Jul 4, 2022

Shelly Mandeville, CEO/Owner of Naoka Inc, Senior Partner of In Synch Consulting Inc, and Partner/Sr. Advisor of Wildrose Contractor Supports Ltd., was awarded the 2022 Indigenous Women in Leadership Award.


Watch the full video produced by the CCAB here:



What Shelly had to say:


The 2022 Indigenous Women in Leadership award is so beautiful and I am grateful.


Thank you to Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and LNG Canada for giving me the platform to honour my mentors during last week’s celebration. I also need to give a heartfelt thank you to those who spoke about me with such kindness and eloquence, Marnie Suitor, Bill Erasmus, Brenda Bourque-Stratichuk, Jamie Linington, SaDea Diehl and Naoka Mandeville.

The CCAB's mission is to promote, strengthen and enhance a prosperous Indigenous economy through the fostering of business relationships, opportunities and awareness for all of their members.


View Shelly's acceptance speech here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=377uTuTOca4


The Indigenous Women in Leadership Award recognizes that the role of Indigenous women in traditional life has long been one of leadership and strength. The tenacity and determination of Indigenous women today stands as a powerful testament to their role in preserving traditions and culture. Indigenous Women in Leadership (IWIL) nominees are leaders and mentors in Indigenous business. They are politically and nationally engaged businesswomen that have contributed and improved the lives of Indigenous people. Their work has made a difference to their community and/or across the country, empowering others to do the same.


Congratulations Shelly on this amazing achievement.

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