AFOA Canada is inviting contributions to the next issue of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM), the only professional journal in Canada for Indigenous Professionals in the management, finance and governance fields. Write or advertise in the next issue to… Continue Reading Write or advertise in the Journal of Aboriginal Management
The new issue of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) is now available. The issue focuses on how digital skills and tools, including artificial intelligence, are shaping the future of Indigenous finance, management, and governance. Featuring an interview with Michael… Continue Reading JAM 37: Digital Skills and AI is now available
Get your message & brand in front of key Indigenous decision makers, community members and this country’s largest Association of Indigenous Professionals. The next issue of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) will be themed Building Bridges: Paths to Reconciliation. This issue… Continue Reading Write or Advertise in JAM 36
Issue 34 of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) is now available online. First made available to all delegates of the AFOA Canada 22nd National Conference, this issue explores the conference theme of Leading Change and Inspiring Others. The issue… Continue Reading New JAM Issue Available: Leading Change and Inspiring Others
Issue 34 of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) will be a special conference edition, theme Leading Change and Inspiring Others to match the 2024 National Conference theme. AFOA Canada is inviting articles or advertisements for this issue, to be… Continue Reading Contribute to the next issue of JAM
Issue 33 of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) is now available. Continue Reading Infrastructure: Building a Better Tomorrow
Diversity and inclusion is a hot topic in Canada and around the world, and for good reason. But what are the benefits of integrating such values into a workplace, and how are some ways to do so? Continue Reading JAM Highlight: Benefits of Diversity and Inclusion in the Canadian Workplace
The latest issue of the Journal of Aboriginal Management (JAM) is now available. Issue 29 focuses on the theme of Connectivity – The Digital Divide and features articles by Georgina Villeneuve, Steven Smith, Mike Cuma, RBC’s Sonya Bell, Andrew Schrumm and Tracee… Continue Reading A new issue of JAM is now available
