Tatum Claypool
Login to view DISC.Tatum Claypool is the Director of Internal Indigenous Relations at FCC, focusing on improving access to capital for Indigenous communities in agriculture. A 2024 Nuffield Canada Scholar, her research centers on the resurgence of Indigenous people in the sector. She previously held roles as a Senior Relationship Manager in Indigenous Financing at FCC and earned a General Studies degree from Athabasca University.
A citizen of the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan, Tatum has a unique background that blends finance with hospitality. Before joining FCC, she owned a fine dining restaurant on the West Coast of British Columbia for twelve years and is also a certified Sommelier. Her personal headline mentions she is a "Pony aficionado, " indicating an interest in equestrian activities.
She transitioned from being a fine dining restaurateur and certified Sommelier to a director in finance focused on Indigenous relations.
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