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(Attending the Saskatoon Tribal Council Assembly)
“It has been incredible. I was prepared for the business part of the visit. The partnership, the relationship. All those things that we are focused on and that I am well briefed on. The part that struck me the most was how warm and welcoming the Tribal Council has been to Nutrien and to me personally. I have to admit that CEO Cliff's and Tribal Chief Arcand's comments struck a chord with me. They were personal and non-scripted and really something that I will remember for the foreseeable future.” - Chuck Magro
Nutrien is committed to providing opportunities for Aboriginal people and communities across all our strategies, including human resources, community relations and investment, and procurement. Aboriginal people are an essential part of our future workforce. We engage with them starting in primary and secondary schools by supporting and participating in science fairs, literacy camps, STEM workshops, and career boot camps. We also offer scholarships to high school and post-secondary students, as well as, internships, where individuals can gain experience to become more qualified candidates.
We connect with Aboriginal people of all ages and qualifications at community and educational career fairs to share information about our workplaces, highlight available opportunities, and cover educational requirements. Providing Aboriginal people with opportunities to engage and work with us ensures they have a seat at the table. We believe that Canadians of all backgrounds must do more than simply talk about Reconciliation, which is why Nutrien is taking action. Join us and let's see what we can accomplish together!
It doesn't matter if you're just starting your career or are a seasoned professional, we believe learning is lifelong. We invest in our team members through education, training, mentorship, and career development planning. Join us and grow your career while we work together to Grow Our World from the Ground Up.
At Nutrien, our commitment to Aboriginal communities in Canada is rooted in our mutual success. This means investing in the long-term sustainability and viability of the provinces where we operate through the support of initiatives, programs, and services that contribute to closing the economic participation gap of Aboriginal people. For more information regarding our investments in communities and how we are actively engaged in the important work of reconciliation, follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
One example we are proud of is the Nutrien Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Program, which has helped a number of Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) communities establish youth business clubs. Students gain experience in business planning, marketing, networking, and philanthropy, which helps them lead their communities and companies into the future.