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Amber Big Plume

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Amber Big Plume

Tsuu T’ina Nation, AB

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Amber Big Plume, a proud member of the Tsuu T’ina Nation, brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to her role as Business Development and Projects Manager at First Nations Power Development Inc. With an undergraduate degree in Law and Society complemented by a minor in International Indigenous Studies from the University of Calgary, Amber’s academic background reflects her commitment to understanding and advancing Indigenous interests.

Currently pursuing her MBA at Simon Fraser University, Amber is dedicated to expanding her skill set and knowledge base to better serve Indigenous communities in the renewable energy sector.

At First Nations Power Development Inc., Amber plays a pivotal role in fostering Indigenous community ownership in the renewable energy sector, empowering communities to embrace sustainable energy solutions. Her work not only drives economic empowerment but also embodies principles of reconciliation and community capacity building.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Amber actively engages in community initiatives, serving on the Community Futures Treaty 7 advisory committee. Additionally, she offers her time as a peer mentor for Indigenous students at the University of Calgary and Mount Royal University, exemplifying her commitment to nurturing the next generation of Indigenous leaders.

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