Marsha Smoke
Login to view DISC.Marsha Smoke is the Southeast Regional Chief for the Anishinabek Nation, bringing over 30 years of experience in First Nation business, economic development, and governance. An accomplished entrepreneur, she founded multiple companies, including a pioneering travel agency and a construction matting business. She has studied at both Harvard Business School and Schulich School of Business.
Described as a quiet and soft-spoken leader, Marsha is a Knowledge Keeper, a longtime advocate for Indigenous rights, and a devoted great-grandmother. She feels her family provided her with the grounding of an Anishinaabe woman and is actively involved in community events focused on truth and reconciliation.
She was a trailblazer in First Nation travel and tourism long before it became a mainstream focus, helping establish international Indigenous tourism associations.
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