Darryl McDonald is a seasoned executive officer with extensive experience in Indigenous governance and economic development. He has held CEO and CAO roles for several First Nations, including Potlotek. He holds an MBA from Cape Breton University and is passionate about creating Indigenous economic partnerships, particularly in the renewable energy sector.
As a Treaty Eight member, Darryl is dedicated to advancing economic reconciliation for Indigenous communities. He played a key role in the landmark acquisition of Clearwater Seafoods by a Mikmaw Coalition, a historic investment in the seafood industry. He resides in Unamaki (Cape Breton) with his wife and four children.
Unique Fact: He was instrumental in helping a Mikmaw Coalition acquire a 50% stake in Clearwater Seafoods, the largest single investment by any Indigenous group in Canadas seafood industry.
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