Advance your projects by securing your social license to operate and quantifying your socioeconomic impact.

Engaging with local and Indigenous communities is essential at every stage of a project. Easily track, manage, and report on stakeholder and rightsholder consultation.
Simplify compliance and maintain accountability to commitments for regulators and stakeholders. Manage permits, agreements, and other obligations and ensure you stay on top of important requirements.
Measure the socioeconomic benefits of your operations. Collect workforce and procurement data from contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to assess impact across every stage of your value chain.
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Cynthia Ijeoma and Amal Ladha will be at the Global Energy Show Canada in Calgary June 9 to 11, at the BMO Centre. Partnership is a recurring theme across this year's sessions, with a particular focus on equity partners. If you're in Calgary this week, let's connect!
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Amal Ladha is in Smithers this week for Minerals North! BC is quietly rewriting how resource projects get built. Indigenous equity participation is no longer the exception. It's becoming the model. The timing of this conference is perfect, so if you're there, find Amal!
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April 29 to May 1, 2026, some of Canada's most important conversations are happening in Toronto at the 9th Annual First Nations Major Projects Coalition (FNMPC) Conference. Over 1,800 delegates will be attending, including our own Josh Easby. He'd love to connect!