2013 Economic Developer of the Year Award Winners

Authors

  • Morgan Bamford
  • Michelle White-Wilsdon

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29173/jaed340

Keywords:

Best practice, Business, Business And Economics, Commercial real estate, Community, Councils, Design, Economic development, Employment, Ethnic Interests, Golf, Hotels & motels, Indigenous peoples, Native North Americans, Private sector, Regional economic development, Success, Tourism, Trade, Wealth, Winners

Abstract

Dakota Dunes Hotel development; Dakota Dunes Golf Links expansion for a Club House; Saskatoon Tribal Council Casino Holdings, and; Whitecap Commercial Real Estate development. Darrell is currently a Board Member for the MidSask Community Futures and Regional Economic Development Corporation; the Saskatoon Tribal Council Casino Holdings Corporation; Dakota Dunes Golf Links and Ideas Inc. Darrell believes in preserving a strong sustainable community and works with the Whitecap Dakota First Nation Chief and Council to make Whitecap Dakota First Nation a lead and best practice to achieving economic success. In 2002, Chief and Council sought to establish a new corporate structure that would position the First Nation for future growth and development opportunities, generate wealth and employment, and that would protect the First Nation from any negative consequences should any of the business enterprises not succeed. Cando Economic Developer of the Year Award Winner Aboriginal Private Sector Business Category Erasmus Apparel Erasmus Apparel is an Aboriginal-owned company located in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories that embodies the hard-working and adventurous spirit that makes the north and its residents a most wonderful place.

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Published

2014-01-01

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Section

Best Practices: Learning from Experience