As CEO of Indigenous Community Development & Prosperity, Angela Adsit drives economic sovereignty for Indigenous communities. A DBA candidate at Royal Roads University with a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, she is a respected advocate for trauma-informed leadership. Colleagues describe her as a trustworthy and exemplary leader who brings new ideas.
Angela is a proud member of the Tahltan Nation. She is a married mother and a grandmother to eleven who loves spending her free time traveling with family. Her other interests include playing canasta and the piano, enjoying good food and wine, and going to the movies.
She was appointed by the Alberta Government to co-chair The Alberta Centre to End Trafficking in Persons.
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