Tabatha Bull

Tabatha Bull is Anishinaabe and a proud member of Nipissing First Nation. As President & Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business, she champions Indigenous economic growth and reconciliation through business and public policy. Ms. Bull is a trusted advisor to government, having contributed to the Prime Minister’s Council on Canada-U.S. Relations, the Indo-Pacific Advisory Committee, and Canada’s COVID-19 Supply Council. She has appeared before the Senate and House of Commons on Indigenous economic issues and represented Indigenous business interests internationally, including at the World Trade Organization. An electrical engineer by training, Ms. Bull is widely recognized as a leading voice on Indigenous procurement, economic inclusion, trade, and economic competitiveness. She holds an honorary doctorate and was awarded the King Charles III Medal.
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