Businesses recognized for Aboriginal relations
Alberta Sweetgrass, Feb, 2009
Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries and Syncrude have been certified by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business Progressive Aboriginal Relations program for their significant progress and commitment to working with Aboriginal people, businesses, and communities. Through PAR, companies establish an effective strategy to maximize their involvement in the Aboriginal market.
Through a comprehensive self-assessment exercise, companies assess their individual performance in working with Aboriginal communities, which are then verified by an independent organization--the National Quality Institute. Also recognized in February were BC Hydro, Canada Post, and IBM.
COPYRIGHT 2009 Aboriginal Multi-Media Society of Alberta (AMMSA)
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