Member Spotlights
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Spotlight on ADAAWE Member Janelle Niles of Got Land?Janelle Niles is a force to be reckoned with. A Two-Spirit Black-Mi’kmaq woman from Sipekne'katik First Nation in Nova Scotia, Janelle’s carving out space in the comedy world—one punchline at a time. As the creator of Got Land?, Janelle uses humour to uplift, challenge, and bring people together. Read more. |
From Healing to Hustle: How Ashley Clark Built Bougie Birch into a Movement |
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From Ceremony to Sovereignty: Denyse Nadon is Transforming Indigenous Beauty Through Tribalure Denyse Nadon, a proud member of the Apitipi Anicinapek Nation, is the visionary founder of Tribalure Cosmetics & Skincare. Inspired by generations of matriarchs and rooted in ceremony, Denyse has built a brand that redefines beauty as sacred, powerful, and deeply connected to Indigenous identity. With every product, she honours her Ancestors, uplifts her community, and calls forth a future where Indigenous women thrive. Read more. |
From Setback to Sacred Strategy: Kassondra Walters' Journey to Purpose-Driven Consulting Kassondra Walters, a Hodinohsho:ni entrepreneur, healer, and founder of KD Management & Consulting, is transforming Indigenous business through ceremony, purpose, and advocacy. What began as a career setback became a powerful journey of empowerment, community building, and cultural leadership. Read more. |
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Rising Through Adversity: Angela Ashawasegai's Journey From Trauma to Certified Coaching and Community Change A Sixties Scoop survivor and member of Henvey Inlet First Nation, Angela is the founder of Indigenous Wellness Coaching. Through trauma-informed coaching, workshops, and wellness services, she is creating pathways of hope for Indigenous communities and organizations. Angela is one of three finalists in the 2025 Wejibàbandan Indigenous Business Incubator cohort, and we’re excited to highlight her incredible journey. Read more. |
