Pow Wow Pitch and the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) have solidified their partnership for 2025, commencing the third year of a three-year commitment. This collaboration underscores a joint effort to empower Indigenous business owners across Canada.
Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs, is proud to announce the extension of its partnership with Jelly Academy through 2025. Jelly Academy, an Indigenous-led business founded by Métis leader Darian Kovacs, offers training in social media, digital ads, SEO, PR, email marketing, website analytics, and more.
Jelly Academy and Pow Wow Pitch proudly announce the continuation of a partnership, aimed at empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs with digital skills and support. Through the partnership, Jelly Academy provides scholarships for Indigenous entrepreneurs to partake in digital training bootcamps and supports Pow Wow Pitch with expert digital marketing support to expand its reach and amplify stories for Indigenous entrepreneurs.
“It is an honour for Jelly Academy to be able to partner with Pow Wow Pitch. Since founding Jelly Academy, it has been our dream to help Indigenous communities obtain these increasingly sought-after, industry-recognized micro-credentials— partnering with Pow Wow Pitch makes this all the more possible,” said Darian Kovacs, Founder and CEO of Jelly Academy. “I feel fortunate having witnessed the digital marketing industry grow over the years, and I also feel confident that Jelly Academy has only strengthened this growth through our mission to empower Indigenous voices.”
Through Pow Wow Pitch, Indigenous vendors, artists and entrepreneurs from Canada and the United States can pitch their businesses and business ideas virtually and live at pow wows and Indigenous festivals for their chance to join the Pow Wow Pitch Accelerator program and win more than $200,000 in cash prizes.
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