July 28 | Hamilton, ONThe Native Edge Trade Expansion B2B
Native Business Owners:
Sit Down Face-to-Face With Canadian Buyers Actively Looking for Suppliers
One day. One room. 8 to 10 procurement decision-makers from city government, school districts, utilities, hotels, casinos, and First Nations organizations. Free to attend.
Part of
Quick video on how it works
What happens after you click register
Quick profile
Create a short profile on our registration partner, My Business Matches.
Complete your profile
Tell us what your business does so attendees know who they are meeting.
Show up July 28
Arrive in Hamilton and start the conversations.
How it works
Register free in 2 minutes
Claim your spot online. No cost, no catch.
Set up your short business profile
What you sell and who you serve, so buyers know who is across the table.
Sit down one-on-one
Speed-networking style introductions, face-to-face.
Who you'll meet
Real buyers with real budgets, in the room to find new suppliers.
City and regional government
Municipal and regional procurement offices actively sourcing suppliers.
School districts
Education boards buying goods, services, and construction.
Utilities and energy
Power, water, and infrastructure operators with ongoing needs.
Hotels and casinos
Hospitality groups sourcing across dozens of categories.
First Nations organizations
Community and economic development groups seeking partners.
Prime contractors
Large primes looking for subcontractors and diverse suppliers.
Questions, answered
Your next contract starts with a handshake
Spots are limited so buyers can meet everyone. Reserve yours today.
Who is behind this event
Organized by The National Center
The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED) is the oldest and largest national Native American nonprofit dedicated to growing Native business. NATEP is their Native American Trade Expansion Program, focused on connecting Native suppliers with real procurement opportunities in North America.
Serving American Indian enterprise since 1969
Of Native businesses supported nationwide
Organizer of the Reservation Economic Summit, the largest Native business event in the US
501(c)(3) mission-driven, not a broker or sales agent