The Indigenist
Episode 1 - Tracee Smith, President and CEO of Keewaywin Capital Inc.
On our inaugural episode, Steven sits down with Tracee Smith, President and CEO of Keewaywin Capital Inc., the first Indigenous private credit fund committed to building homes for Indigenous Peoples on-reserve. Tracee is a highly accomplished individual with over two decades of experience in both corporate and charitable sectors. She is a member of the Missanabie Cree First Nation in northern Ontario and holds an MBA specializing in Indigenous Economic Development, as well as a Masters in Finance from Queens University. With a background that includes roles at TE Wealth, Bank of Montreal, TD, and TD Securities, she has developed investment and wealth management strategies tailored to the Indigenous community. Tracee is also is the Founder and past-CEO of Outside Looking In, the largest Indigenous youth charity in Canada. She has introduced the organization's programs to over 40 Indigenous communities across the country. Her remarkable contributions have earned her numerous awards and recognition, including being named one of Canada's top 50 Artists by The Canada Council for the Arts.
This episode was sponsored by: https://www.esupplycanada.ca/
On our inaugural episode, Steven sits down with Tracee Smith, President and CEO of Keewaywin Capital Inc., the first Indigenous private credit fund committed to building homes for Indigenous Peoples on-reserve. Tracee is a highly accomplished individual with over two decades of experience in both corporate and charitable sectors. She is a member of the Missanabie Cree First Nation in northern Ontario and holds an MBA specializing in Indigenous Economic Development, as well as a Masters in Finance from Queens University. With a background that includes roles at TE Wealth, Bank of Montreal, TD, and TD Securities, she has developed investment and wealth management strategies tailored to the Indigenous community. Tracee is also is the Founder and past-CEO of Outside Looking In, the largest Indigenous youth charity in Canada. She has introduced the organization's programs to over 40 Indigenous communities across the country. Her remarkable contributions have earned her numerous awards and recognition, including being named one of Canada's top 50 Artists by The Canada Council for the Arts.
This episode was sponsored by: https://www.esupplycanada.ca/