ABM is a community of decision-makers who come together to create opportunities for business and collaborations for a livable planet. Indigenous people are at the core of the values held by ABM. Collectively, we engage in the perpetual process of learning and relationship-building that creates strong partnerships, peer mentorship, business opportunities, personal growth, friendships, and community.

With almost three decades of experience curating a value-aligned business network, we make opportunities visible and decision-makers accessible through:

  1. private meetings in our exclusive Online Connectors;

  2. in-person events

  3. partnerships with Indigenous communities, development corporations, and organizations; and

  4. member services.

Partners

ABM Members are organized in spheres. All members of a sphere know each other, collaborate, refer, advise, and mentor.

Within a sphere, members conduct business and partner with each other. They work collectively to refine business models, expand offerings, and calibrate approaches to align with the goals of Indigenous communities and development corporations that are part of ABM.

Together, they contribute to the vitality of the ABM Business Community and create the conditions where Indigenous communities can develop uncoerced business opportunities to support their self-determination and freedom.

ABM Spheres:

  • Art, Entertainment, Lifestyle

  • Cleantech & Renewables 

  • Education & Training

  • Emergency Management, Resilience and Adaptation

  • Environmental Stewardship

  • Financial Management, Funding, Impact Investment

  • Forestry

  • Food Security (Production, Regenerative Agriculture)

  • Governance

  • Health and Human Services  

  • Land Development (Infrastructure, Regenerative Building Practices) 

  • Ocean and Freshwater Resources

  • Technology & Innovation

  • Tourism & Hospitality

“I have been an ABM Member since 2013. What characterizes the ABM Community is a collective and individual commitment to good business and positive social impact.”

Peter Gosselin, Owner, Indigenous International Trading