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The Arctic Indigenous Investment Series (AIIS), presented by the Yukon First Nation Chamber of Commerce and hosted by Blair Hogan, is a long-form podcast featuring in-depth conversations with Indigenous leaders, development corporation executives, investors, and policymakers…
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Conrad Browne | Private Equity, Patient Capital & Indigenous Ownership (AIIS Ep. 6) (opens the original)
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In Episode 6 of the Arctic Indigenous Investment Series , host Blair Travis Hogan sits down with Conrad Browne, President and CEO of Dakwakada Capital Investments (DCI) , for a wide-ranging conversation about private equity, patient capital, Indigenous ownership, and the continued evolution of First Nation investment in the North. Conrad explains DCI’s investment model — generally pursuing opportunities between $5 million and $50 million, seeking controlling positions, investing heavily in due d
Stephen Mooney | Energy Security, Indigenous Ownership & Northern Innovation (AIIS Ep. 5) (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Arctic Indigenous Investment Series , host Blair Hogan sits down with Stephen Mooney for a wide-ranging conversation about northern innovation, energy security and the growing role of Indigenous ownership in building the Yukon’s future. Stephen reflects on his career across technology, applied research, Cold Climate Innovation and First Nations investment. He shares lessons from evaluating new technologies for northern conditions, supporting entrepreneurs and helping move
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