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What We Can
Do For You
The Easy Part
Our team offers you a three-point strategy:
- Identify what your First Nation wants to do to make it a better place to live, work and raise a family.
- Take your vision and identify where government plans to spend.
- Transform your vision into shovel ready projects which the government bureaucracy has been mandated to support.
The Hard Part
Our team will work with your First Nation to convert your community vision into shovel ready projects. Our writers will work with you to transform your community consultation process into clearly written proposals which are aligned with Treasury Board approved priorities.
Our experience in government advisory will guide that proposal through the levels of the bureaucracy. Our communications specialists will make sure that all the right people who need to see your project know about you, your challenges, and the impact that this project will have on your First Nation. It’s that simple.
Proposal
Writing
Brian has almost twenty years of experience drafting funding proposals for First Nation across the North. He has a proven track record of matching your First Nation’s vision to government priorities.
Government
Advisory
Brian has twenty years of experience building bridges between First Nations and government. It’s not enough to submit a proposal and wait for an answer. Put Brian’s experience into improving your proposals to get funded.
Strategic
Communications
You know your First Nation better than anyone. Brian can help transform your vision into strategic communications that will capture the attention of government officials and funders. Brian can help you turn your vision into shovel ready projects.
Capacity
Building
All consultants say they will transfer their skills to you. How many do? Brian has over 10 years teaching adult learners in workshops, seminars and at the college and university levels. He can teach your staff how to draft proposals, get them to the right people and get them to yes.
Who is
Brian Walmark
Brian Walmark has almost twenty years of experience working for First Nations, the public and private sector. He writes funding proposals that clarifies your vision to government decision-makers. He is a strong communicator who transforms your words and vision into shovel ready projects that Governments want to fund. He knows how to find people in Government who want to work with you and your communities. He is a bridge builder who creates links between First Nations and the Government. Put Brian’s skills and experience to work for your First Nation.
What Our Clients Are Saying
I’ve known Brian since we were kids. He listens to what you want to do and offers solutions how to get there. He’s pretty well connected and he knows where to find dollars to fund your ideas. He's easy to work with and can bridge the needs of clients and funders.
Marc Laliberté
Chef De Mission, Aboriginal Team Ontario, North American Indigenous Games Toronto 2017, President, Aboriginal Sport & Wellness Council of Ontario
I first met Brian at Lakehead University back in the mid 1980's. We developed a close friendship while taking courses in the History department. Brian was very dedicated to his studies and always willing to provide meaningful feedback on essential research that was a main part of our academic education. Brian is committed to his work, respects those he works closely with and I trust his professional abilities because he will always provide sound direction and positive results
Paul Nadjiwan
BA, Hons. Former Chief Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation
