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Updated certificates can be found in the Member’s Area under the My Company Profile tab, along with your logos.

Once your application is approved, you will receive a Welcome Package that provides onboarding instructions. Sign up for a Weekly Members Call (every Thursday from 1 – 2 PM EST), complete your member profile via our Website Content Form and activate your Members Area account(s).

We send renewal reminders beginning in October.

If this is your first time accessing the Members Area, select First-Time Login to set up your account. If you’ve logged into the portal previously, ensure that your email address and contact information is connected to your account. If you continue to experience issues, reach out to memberrelations@ccab.com.

Click here to access the Members Area.

If this is your first time accessing the Members Area, select First-Time Login to set up your account. If you’ve logged into the portal previously, ensure that your email address and contact information is connected to your account. If you continue to experience issues, reach out to memberrelations@ccab.com.

Please note that any changes to your company’s information can only be made by the Membership Team. If you need to modify your company’s member profile, submit an Update Content Form. For minor changes and follow-ups, connect with Tyler Powless, tpowless@ccab.com.

CCIB’s CIB (Certified Indigenous Business) program certifies that Aboriginal Businesses are 51% or more owned and controlled by an Indigenous person(s)or community.

Active CCIB Membership 51% or more owned and controlled by Indigenous people, or Communities Proof of heritage Proof of ownership and control based on the ownership structure type For more information on the CIB program requirements, please follow this link.

No, this is a complimentary member benefit we offer to our Indigenous owned businesses. During the initial application process for Indigenous-owned companies, the member can select whether they would like to be CAB certified and ask for additional documentation. This certification verifies that your business is 51% or more owned and controlled by an Indigenous person(s) or communities.

This is our online buying and selling marketplace. CAB members have access to this directory of procurement contacts at different corporations across many industries.

Please email us at memberrelations@ccab.com and our membership team will be happy to assist you.

The event draws a global audience of professionals from sectors such as natural resources, energy transition, banking, finance, government representatives at national, state/provincial, and local levels, and Indigenous leaders including Chiefs, Council Members, and leaders of Indigenous-owned businesses.

Explore a diverse range of sponsorship packages and opportunities detailed in our annual Opportunities Package, offering exposure, brand amplification, speaking engagements, booth spaces, and more.

Sponsors will benefit from extensive promotion across various channels, including social media, the event website, targeted email campaigns, blog features, event materials, and prominent placement on physical and digital signage. Premium sponsorship tiers also offer exclusive booth spaces for enhanced engagement with attendees.

Becoming a sponsor is easy: Review the range of sponsorship packages outlined in our annual Opportunities Package. To discuss sponsorship opportunities, reach out to Ken Montour at sponsorship@ccab.com.

Discover a limited collection of sponsorship opportunities reserved for individual partners. Please refer to our annual Opportunities Package for the details.

Sponsorships can be paid by invoice (EFT, Direct Deposit or Cheque) or online through [CCAB’s CC payment website link.]

Please contact Ken Montour at sponsorship@ccab.com for more information.