Indigi Kam

06/04/2026

Attending the Indigenous Women in Leadership event today, hosted by Canadian Council for Indigenous Business. What an exciting opportunity! I’m incredibly grateful and honored to have been selected to attend. Looking forward to learning, connecting, and being inspired by so many amazing Indigenous women leaders, I belong here ✨💖

On June 4, join CCIB for the Indigenous Women in Leadership Forum and Award Dinner in Calgary. Guided by the theme Rooted in Purpose, Growing through Connection, the event will bring together Indigenous women, leaders and allies for a day focused on leadership, shared experience and community.

In the evening, CCIB will honour an outstanding leader with the Indigenous Women in Leadership Award, recognizing her achievements, leadership and lasting contributions to Indigenous business and economic growth.

Register early and save:
• Early bird tickets: save up to 21% until Apr. 17.
• Hotel rates: discounted rates available until May 4.

Additional program details, speakers and announcements will be shared in the coming weeks. We invite you to join us and encourage early registration, as this event is expected to sell out.

Register: https://forum.ccib.ca/

06/02/2026

Awesome 😎

Applications are now open for CCIB’s Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship Fund (IWEF), presented by LNG Canada. The fund supports Indigenous women entrepreneurs who have experienced systemic barriers to lending relationships, helping them build and strengthen their businesses.

Delivered through the Tools for Indigenous Business (TIB) program, the IWEF goes beyond funding by offering access to valuable connections, practical tools and supportive networks that help businesses continue to grow and thrive.

Eligibility includes:
• 51% or more ownership by an Indigenous (First Nations, Métis or Inuit) woman
• A for profit business registered in Canada

Submit your application by Monday, June 22, 2026, at 5 p.m. EDT. Recipients will be selected through a live draw at a future date. Please note that recipients of the 2025 IWEF are not eligible for this round of funding.

Your next opportunity starts here: https://www.ccib.ca/main/iwef-2026/

06/02/2026

More time to pitch! 📣

We've extended the deadline to apply for the 2026 Pow Wow Pitch Program until June 14, 2026.

If you've been thinking about applying, now is your chance. Whether you're growing a business, launching a new venture, or turning an idea into reality, we want to hear your story.

Submit your 1-minute pitch for a chance to compete for over $100,000 in cash prizes, connect with mentors, and join a growing community of Indigenous entrepreneurs from across Turtle Island.

🧡 New deadline: June 14, 2026
🔗 Apply now at powwowpitch.org/pitch (link in bio!)

06/02/2026

Did you know Indigi Kam also does golf tournaments? ⛳📸

Whether it’s a charity tournament, corporate event, Nation/community golf day, or employee appreciation event, Indigi Kam is here to capture the fun, laughter, and unforgettable moments! From team photos to hilarious booth memories, we help make your tournament one to remember.

Golf season is here! let’s bring some fun to the course! DM to book your next tournament or event 💛⛳

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05/26/2026

🎓 Graduation Season Is Coming Up 🎓

Don’t wait until the last minute… dates are filling up fast! ⏳

Celebrate your grad the right way with a fun, unforgettable photo booth experience 📸✨ Whether it’s a small gathering or a big celebration, we’ve got you covered.

Spots are limited for grad season — make sure you’re locked in early ✔️

Message now to secure your date 💌

05/21/2026

Deadly Chief Tony Alexis, shouting out Indigi Kam 🫶🏽 such an awesome leader!

Today was a good day 💖

05/21/2026

Tansi, my name is Tara Brown and I’m the face behind Indigi Kam. I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and share a little bit about who I am.

I’m from Little Pine First Nation located in Saskatchewan, but I also grew up in Maskwacis, Alberta which is why my business is based in the Alberta region.

My goal with Indigi Kam is to go out into our communities and help celebrate our people through laughter and connection with our Indigenous humour, the kind only we truly understand lol. You all know exactly what I mean. 🤎

I also want to send a heartfelt thank you to all the communities surrounding Edmonton who have invited me out to your celebrations, gatherings, and events. Your support means so much to me, and I’m beyond grateful for every booking, every laugh, and every memory created together.

Our people deserve to be celebrated.
We deserve to be seen.
And we deserve to be heard. ✨

www.indigikam.com

❤️ -Tara