KCFI NEWS AND SUCCESS STORIES
March 8, 2022 — KCFI to Deliver Indigenous Women’s Entrepreneur Program
KCFI is proud to celebrate International Women’s Day 2022 with the launch of the Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship (IWE) Program! We are pleased to deliver the IWE program in partnership with National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA).
Stay tuned for details on workshops and funding opportunities across the Kitikmeot Region.
Read NACCA’s press release here and more on the IWE program here.
December 17, 2021 — Nunatsiaq News Interviews KCFI Executive Director
KCFI Executive Director, Marg Epp, was recently interviewed by Nunatisiaq News’ David Lochead. They discussed Kitikmeot businesses being hit particularly hard by the pandemic and supply chain issues.
Article: Kitikmeot businesses feel pinch from inflation, supply chain woes, regional lender warns
October 28, 2021 — Advisory and Mentorship Program Now Available
KCFI now offers an advisory and mentorship program to eligible clients. Through this initiative, KCFI can help develop your skills in proposal writing, business planning, marketing and more! For more info, check out the poster below or:
- call 1.800.561.0687 or 867.979.1303
- email info@nunavutcfa.ca or mmnoiz@ceso-saco.com
- visit www.ceso-saco.com/canada
This project is a partnership with CESO, the Nunavut Community Futures Association and The Government of Nunavut Economic Development and Transportation Department.
June 1, 2021 — KCFI adds Deanna Kalluk to its staff!
KCFI is pleased to add Deanna “Dee” Kalluk to our team as a Finance Assistant. Dee – who is also studying Business Administration at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) — is eager to get started and excited for the opportunity to work in finance and put her NAIT studies to use.
February 11, 2021 — All KCFI staff receive Moderna vaccine!
KCFI is happy to report all our staff received their second dose of the Moderna vaccine! Below is our Business Development Officer, Adriano, receiving his shot earlier this month in Cambridge Bay.
We would like to thank – and give two big thumbs up! – to all Kitikmeot Health frontline workers for their efforts during the vaccine rollout.
November 30, 2020 — KCFI client makes Nunavut News going from layoff victim to self-employment!
Cambridge Bay man makes his own work after mine layoff.
KCFI’s 2019–20 ANNUAL REPORT
Our 2019–20 annual report is now available! Download a PDF of the report by clicking the image below or here.
