by Keely Thompson-Cook | Apr 2, 2025 | Awards 2025, News
Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs, proudly announces the commencement of nominations and applications for the 5th Annual Indigenous Entrepreneur Awards. The awards continue their mission to celebrate excellence and remarkable achievements in Indigenous entrepreneurship, recognizing outstanding Indigenous entrepreneurs and Indigenous-owned businesses across Canada.
by Keely Thompson-Cook | Apr 1, 2025 | Awards 2025, Collaborations, News
Pow Wow Pitch, the leading non-profit organization dedicated to emerging Indigenous entrepreneurs, proudly announces the launch of its tenth annual competition, inviting Indigenous entrepreneurs from across Turtle Island to participate. Co-presented by Mastercard and RBC, the competition boasts over $100,000 in cash prizes.
by Keely Thompson-Cook | Mar 12, 2025 | News, Partnerships
Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs, is proud to announce its new partnership with the Business Development Bank of Canada as a Seed Partner for its 2025 Pow Wow Pitch Program.
by Keely Thompson-Cook | Mar 6, 2025 | News, Partnerships
Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs, is proud to announce the renewal of its partnership with Mastercard in Canada for the fourth year in a row, as a co-presenting partner through 2025. This continued collaboration will maintain efforts to inspire and equip Indigenous entrepreneurs with the tools, resources, and opportunities needed to thrive in a digital economy.
by Keely Thompson-Cook | Apr 15, 2024 | News, Partnerships
Pow Wow Pitch, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs, is proud to announce the extension of its partnership with Mastercard Canada through 2024. This continued collaboration aims to amplify Pow Wow Pitch’s impact by supporting entrepreneurs, focused on mentorship and promoting digital adoption among Indigenous communities.
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