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Darlene Solomon

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Manager, Economic Development at Anishinabek Nation
📍 Canada

Darlene Solomon is the Manager of Economic Development for the Anishinabek Nation, specializing in policy development and regulatory compliance to foster wealth creation for Indigenous communities. Educated in Indigenous Studies at Trent University, she leverages her expertise in contract management, grant proposal writing, and financial reporting to create profitable partnerships and advance economic sovereignty.

She was a keynote speaker at the inaugural Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in 2023.

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Experience
21 Years
Current Role
Manager, Economic Development
Job Level
Middle
Location
Canada
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Priorities

Topics Darlene cares about

Indigenous Economic Sovereignty
Leads initiatives for the Anishinabek Nation to help 39 First Nations access and sustain economic opportunities, focusing on community wealth creation.
Energy Sector Development
Recently highlighted the importance of Indigenous partnership in the energy sector, including critical minerals, nuclear energy, and electric vehicles.
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Career

Work history

9-2022
Manager, Economic Development
Anishinabek Nation
2-2012 - 9-2022
Manager, Economic Resource & Community Development.
Garden First Nation
1-2010 - 2-2012
General Manager
Anishinabek Innovation Technology Centre
9-2008 - 1-2010
Senior Advisor
Ministry of Indigenious Affairs
5-2004 - 1-2008
Program Development-Housing
Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC)
In the press

Media appearances

Anishinabek Nation hosting inaugural economic development forum. Featured in My Algoma Manitowanow
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Anishinabek Nation's economic development forum heading to the Sault. Featured in Northern Ontario Business
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Education
1999 - 2002
Indigenous Studies / Economic Development
Trent University
9-1996 - 5-1998
Law and Justice
Centennial College
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