Certified Indigenous Business (CIB) ensures that Indigenous businesses are easily identified by industry, government and other organizations. Certified businesses can promote themselves using the designated logo on the left.
Certified businesses are identified as “CIB” in the member directory on our website and have access to opportunities promoted by corporate members.
Using the designated Certified Indigenous Business logo, certified Indigenous businesses are easily identified by industry, government and other organizations.
Certified Indigenous Business members are identified in the public member profile listing found on CCIB’s website.
Members have access to the Indigenous Procurement Marketplace directory, an online buying and selling marketplace. Plus, corporate/government opportunities on a regular basis.
CCIB has partnered with the City of Toronto through their Social Procurement Program. CIB companies can participate in the invitational bid process and submit a quote for contracts valued between $3,000 and $100,000.
Special rates for members to several of CCIB’s virtual events.
CIB members enjoy several complimentary webinars throughout the year to learn more about strategic sourcing and corporate/government contracting processes.
Complete the membership & CIB application by providing the supporting documentation listed below to become a member:
Our members access an array of benefits and opportunities. Join CCIB and help us build relationships toward a prosperous Indigenous economy and a better future for all Canadians.
51% or more Indigenous ownership and control. Applicants must also provide proof of ownership and control documents listed (based on the Ownership Structure Type) on our online application form.
Proof of Indigenous heritage of owner(s), acceptable documents of valid identification provided by the following:
Lead Sponsor
Supporting
