Vice President, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation at Sussex Strategy Group
📍 Canada
Katherine Koostachin is the Vice President of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation at Sussex Strategy Group, leveraging over 20 years of experience as a senior policy and legal professional. A former Senior Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada, she holds an LLB from the University of Ottawa and a BA from the University of British Columbia.
A proud Mushkegowuk Cree from Attawapiskat First Nation, Katherine is an avid lover of the outdoors. She resides in Ottawa with her husband, two sons, and their German Shepherd, and cherishes traveling to her traditional territory with her family to connect with her culture.
Before her distinguished legal and policy career, Katherine served in the Canadian Forces and worked in international development.
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Experience
9 Years
Current Role
Vice President, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation
Job Level
Senior
Location
Canada
Personality Overview
How Katherine shows up
Status Quo Seeker
Overcautious
Process Oriented
They are thorough and always follow a systematic approach. The only way to convince them is by showing them examples and ample proof. Being observant comes to them naturally.
Priorities
Topics Katherine cares about
Economic Reconciliation
Writes and speaks about initiatives like the Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program, advocating for Indigenous equity ownership and participation in Canada's economic development.
Sustainable Development
Champions a balanced approach to development, integrating Indigenous rights and environmental stewardship with economic goals, particularly in the energy and resources sectors.
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Career
Work history
12-2023
Vice President, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation
Sussex Strategy Group
11-2020 - 12-2023
Senior Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada on Indigenous Policy and Litigation
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada | Cabinet du premier ministre du Canada
9-2020 - 11-2020
Director of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, Minister’s Office Natural Resources Canada
Steadiness (S) reflects the degree to which a person is likely to focus on cooperation, support and taking everyone along. Those scoring high tend to be consistent and calm.
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