Find That Source of Power | Jason Rasevych | ABPA | I

04/29/20 • 27 min

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This episode will bring forth the strength you need to power through life, because we have an extremely uplifting, hardworking, and driven guest on the show. Jason Rasevych is a social impact entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience working with First Nations, community economic development corporations, and various government departments. He is of Oji-Cree ancestry and a member of The Ginoogaming First Nation, a signatory James Bay Treaty number 9 in Northern Ontario. He has a phenomenal track record for success and has secured more than $100 million for capital projects and community capacity building. He is also a founding member of the Anishnawbe Business Professional Association, a nonprofit group that advocates for the inclusion of indigenous business in the northern economy.

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Our guest on todays show is Jason Rasevych: a social impact entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience working with First Nations, community economic development corporations, and various government departments. He is of Oji-Cree ancestry and a member of The Ginoogaming First Nation. He has secured more than $100 million for capital projects and community capacity building. He is also a founding member of the Anishnawbe Business Professional Association, a nonprofit group that advocates for the inclusion of indigenous business in the northern economy.