About
Shé:kon, I’m Michael.
I am known as Ken'niwahkwahrita:a, Bear in the Stars. I am Bear Clan, of the Mohawk Nation and Six Nations Band member.
Akwekon, Mohawk for ‘all of us’ is at the forefront of integrating Indigenous perspectives into the realms of innovation, technology, governance, and design, offering advisory services that reflect an understanding and respect for traditional knowledge.
Our expertise in developing advanced business strategies is rooted in dual-worldview methodologies and values, ensuring an innovative and meaningful incorporation of these perspectives in modern business practices.
Our advisory services are tailored to meet the unique needs of First Nations communities, and developers looking to partner with First Nations. With a specialized understanding of organizing First Nation financing and capital structures, navigating Indigenous policy and federal funding mandates, and adeptly managing complex multi-stakeholder and trilateral negotiations, Akwekon is your trusted partner in achieving your economic development and strategic goals.
Our understanding and expertise in Indigenous law and joint venture partnership agreements ensures that your interests are protected and optimized in every interaction. At Akwekon, we are committed to empowering First Nations to thrive and succeed in today's complex business landscape.
In collaborating with Akwekon, clients can expect a thoughtful, culturally informed, and strategic partnership that enriches their ventures with genuine engagement and lasting impact.
Learn more about Michael here
Nià:wen, for your interest in working with Akwekon.
Elevating indigenous businesses
Watch the Saint Mary’s University event here
INDIGENOUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Listen to the Onside podcast episode here
Equitable, Innovative Partnerships
Listen to the Onside podcast episode here
Indigenous pathways
Listen to the Startup Canada podcast here
Cove ocean start-up
Learn about Akwekon’s electric vessel goals
Reconciliation is everyone’s business
Read the Halifax Chamber of Commerce article here