WE ARE OVER 80% SOLD! Hurry and register today before we reach capacity!
The National Aboriginal Trust Officers Association (NATOA) is excited to announce the 4th Annual Indigenous Trust and Investment Conference and Annual General Meeting that will take place at the Vancouver Marriott Pinnacle Downtown Hotel on June 1 & 2, 2017 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
NATOA is thrilled to host another successful Trust and Investment Conference. The 2-day event is designed
to provide an informative and interactive venue for all those involved with Aboriginal Trusts. Speakers will represent both the Aboriginal Communities who have established, or in the process of establishing, and maintained successful Trust operations, and members of the Corporate Industry that effectively service these Communities.
The 2017 Trust and Investment Conference will be aimed at providing Aboriginal Communities with the comfort and confidence of making informed decisions for their Trust and Investment operations. Participants will have opportunities to:
- Explore the Aboriginal Trust and Investment Industry
- Develop an understanding of the background, evolution and complexities of Aboriginal Trusts
- Learn how to identify your needs and those you may work with to help manage vital Community assets
- Network and develop relationships among the nation’s leaders in the Trust Investment Community
AGENDA
Check out the Agenda by clicking this link.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Aboriginal Member* – $750
Aboriginal Non-Member – $900
Industry Member** – $1,200
Industry Non-Member – $1,700
Student*** – $450
Elder**** – $450
*A Trustee or Council who may or may not be Aboriginal
**A for-profit organization who is Aboriginal or non-Aboriginal
***Valid Student ID, under 25 years, student in a NATOA Member Community
****Age 60 and older with valid ID and a member of NATOA
REGISTER TODAY! Click here to register online or download a PDF registration form to fax-back or email.
WORKSHOPS INCLUDE
• Reconciliation and Responsible Investing
• Lessons Learned in the Development and Implementation of Scholarship Program
• Indigenous Sharing Circle
• Financial Reporting
• Creating Sustainable Income for Your Community
• Evolving Your Investment Policy
• Sustainable Economic Development Through Trusts and Investments
• Trust Basics
• What to Expect from your Trust and Investment Providers
• Investment Basics
• Investment Strategies for Aboriginal Clients
• What to Expect from Your Trust and Investment Providers
• A Review of Equity Investment Styles in Canada
• Honouring Our 10-Year Members and Supporters
• Global Equities – The importance of Diversifying Portfolios Outside of Canada
• Education for Passive Investing
• Trust Budgets – How To Make Your Trust Work For You
• Investment Advance – Investing in Good Times
• Trials and Tribulations of Starting a Trust
• Trust Advanced
• The Manager Search Process – Finding “The Most Appropriate Firm” For Your Needs
• Youth Involvement – Your Community’s Future
• Honouring Our Students – Tony Shirt Award
• US Withholding Tax Presentation
• EDIP Sovereign Wealth Solutions – Growing Assets to Control Your Destiny
• Negotiations 101
• Managing Trust Investments that Reduce the Unknown and Better Produce Planned Outcomes
• Natural Resources – Indigenous Rights
SPEAKERS
• Wyatt Arcand – NATOA
• Colin Aubrey – Jarislowsky Fraser Ltd.
• Jean-Philippe Bry – CI Institutional Investment
• Jason Campbell – Arete Development Group
• Spyro Carayannis – Guardian Capital
• Lisa Caswell – Letko Brasseau
• Peter Chapman – SHARE
• Alan J. Daxner – Barrantagh Investment Management
• Patty Francis – Mohawk Council of Akwesasne
• Jeff Frketich – Peace Hills Trust
• Robert G. Gill – Lincluden
• Wendy Ham – Sumas First Nation
• Donald Herman – Jarislowsky Fraser Global Investment Management
• Andrew Hoffman – Leith Wheeler
• Brian Holland – Guardian Capital
• Jack Jamieson – TE Wealth
• Michael Job – Leith Wheeler
• Gary Kissack – Fogler Rubinoff LLP
• Gordon Larin – RBC Estate & Trust Services
• Jamie Lickers – Gowling WLG
• Melanie McDonald – BMO Trust Company
• Morry Howard – Pitblado Law
• Andrea Nemtin – Inspirit Foundation
• Max Reed – SKL Tax
• Colin Ripsman – Foyston, Gordon & Payne
• Mark Sevestre – NATOA
• Kathleen Smith – Squamish Nation
• Scott A. Smith – Gowling WLG
• Steve Smith – Beutel Goodman Private Client Group
• Sharon Stevenson – Peguis Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) Trust
• Georgina Villeneuve – Peace Hills Trust
• Wayne Wilson – Lincluden Asset Management
• Don Woods – TD Bank
TRADESHOW – SOLD OUT!
To be placed on our cancellation/waiting list, please call 1-866-409-1315 or email NATOA@GoToRegister.ca
TRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Vancouver Marriott Downtown
1128 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, BC V6E 4R5
Reserve your hotel room online by clicking this link. Through this website you can book, modify or cancel your hotel reservations at any time.
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Phone: (416) 323-9920
Toll Free: 1-855-329-3097
After hours emergency assist: 1-844-873-5491
Address: 1425 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4T 1Y7
Please check back often for updates. We look forward to seeing you in Vancouver!
For more information, please contact NATOA:
Toll Free: 1-866-409-1315
Fax: 1-866-462-7648
Email: NATOA@GoToRegister.ca
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NATOA is a national charitable organization that was established in 2006. We are dedicated to building knowledge about trusts and investments within Aboriginal communities to enhance the professionalism and accountability in the management of this important resource. We are committed to providing the Aboriginal Peoples of Turtle Island with the financial knowledge to ensure the seven generations yet unborn, have the ability to achieve their goals and dreams. NATOA’s goal is to be a highly relevant resource for the Aboriginal Peoples in becoming a self-sustaining and vital economic communities.