The Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) is the only professional journal in Canada for Indigenous Professionals in the management, finance and governance fields. This biannual journal focuses on professional trends and innovations in these fields and includes interviews with leaders, articles from experts that profile community-based initiatives and best practices, as well as advertisements from professional organizations that are at the top of their field. This Journal is intended to help you be on the leading-edge of key Indigenous management, finance and governance issues that will impact your career and business.
Upcoming Issue
JAM 34: Leading Change and Inspiring Others
Indigenous Canadians have a goal of socio-economic parity with mainstream Canadians. Many leaders of organizations are adapting to a new reality while achieving their goals. This reality includes a focus on sustainability, diversity and inclusion, work-life balance and rapid technological changes to name a few. The gap between today’s reality and that of tomorrow requires individuals to ensure their leadership style can lead the change needed and inspire others to play a crucial role in attaining a common goal.
Some questions that may be considered in this issue:
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- Can you share a success story of a leader who has inspired others? What are the lessons learned from their story?
- How can leaders ensure that diversity, inclusion and/or sustainability are at the forefront of their initiatives?
- What methods can be used for measuring success of change initiatives?
- How do you approach building a shared vision for change and rallying others around a common goal?
- How do traditional Indigenous values inform leadership practices?
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Writing or Advertising in JAM
Get your message & brand in front of key Indigenous decision makers, community members and this country’s largest Association of Indigenous Professionals.
AFOA Canada invites article abstracts for contributions from professionals and educators who wish to write for the next edition of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM). If you are interested in writing or advertising in the Journal of Aboriginal Management, please learn more about our guidelines and the process for submission: