On November 12th, Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization supporting emerging Indigenous entrepreneurs, announced five technology grant recipients for young Indigenous entrepreneurs through the Tech-4-Youth program supported by Best Buy Canada.
Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and celebrating Indigenous entrepreneurs, has announced that Angel Aubichon, Founder and CEO of Indi City, has created the Official Medallion for the 2024 Indigenous Entrepreneur Awards.
Pow Wow Pitch, an Indigenous-led non-profit organization that hosts a Turtle Island wide Indigenous Business Pitch Competition for Indigenous entrepreneurs, presented in partnership with RBC, Shopify, and Mastercard Canada, announced Dr. Shyra Barberstock, Co-Founder and CEO of Kebaonish Inc., as the 2024 Pow Wow Pitch Winner and the recipient of the Grand Prize of $25,000.
From the Kiowa Nation, The Son of Picasso, Founder of Products Of My Environment and 2024 Aritzia Indigenous Fashion Grant Recipient, is a visionary in the world of sustainable streetwear. He launched Products Of My Environment five years ago with a mission to create clothing that not only redefines fashion but also serves as a canvas for self-expression and liberation.
From Fort McMurray First Nation, Presley MacMillan, Founder of 12:21 streetwear and 2024 Aritzia Indigenous Fashion Grant Recipient, is on a mission to create a premium streetwear brand that not only offers luxury aesthetics but also fosters positive change. Established just over a year ago, 12:21 streetwear is committed to using sustainable materials and ethical production methods, ensuring that the brand aligns with values of social responsibility and environmental conservation. Additionally, a percentage of the brand’s sales go toward raising awareness and supporting individuals facing substance abuse, homelessness, and environmental causes.
From Muskowekwan First Nation, Alex Manitopyes, a and non-binary and trans masc, Founder and CEO of SACRD THNDR, and 2024 Aritzia Indigenous Fashion Grant Recipient, is creating a luxury fashion brand that celebrates Indigenous culture through modern accessories. With a focus on inclusivity and cultural expression, SACRD THNDR blends traditional Indigenous art and symbolism with contemporary fashion trends, offering lightweight acrylic earrings and accessories that carry both aesthetic and cultural significance.
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