Some Business Highlights

Name: Bridging Innovations Inc.
Address: Kamloops, BC, CA
Telephone: 1-250-376-6663

Some of Bob Miller's consulting business highlights are as follows:Aboriginal Relations:

previously, for six years, conducted Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) verifications for a large number of companies across Canada
currently working with PAR companies throughout Canada as a consultant to help develop or strengthen their Aboriginal Relations programs

Chaired Leadership Council Meetings:

chaired Leadership Council meetings for four Indian Bands belonging to the Northern Shuswap Tribal Council in regard to treaty and tribal leadership matters

Management:

College Instructor:

worked as a faculty instructor at Nicola Valley Institute of Technology in Merritt, BC, teaching college level business administration and forestry courses

Strategic Planning:

facilitated the development of a number of strategic plans for industrial companies, businesses and not-for-profit societies
facilitated the development of a number of First Nations community and departmental strategic plans

Economic Development:

worked with a First Nation on economic development strategic plans, company strategic and business plans, and company Board and management reviews
developed a forestry strategic plan, and later implemented certain aspects of the plan including a skills assessment, training gap analysis and completion of a communications plan for a tribal economic development corporation

Business Planning:

developed a 5-year business plan for an Aboriginal training and employment society
developed and updated business plans for an emergency services company

Policy Review:

worked on a policy review and update project for a First Nations logging company

Established Public Advisory Committees:

facilitated public meeting processes to establish public advisory committees to assist the BC government to deal with controversial public matters

Project and Meeting Facilitation:

facilitated many dozens of projects, workshops and meetings
conducted many capacity building sessions for First Nations on a variety of subjects
facilitated large community meetings dealing with sensitive public issues for government and industry

Natural Resources:

developed a major funding proposal for the First Nations' Emergency Services Society
developed an agreements framework for an Indian Band in order to establish agreements with forestry, mining and other companies impacting their lands
worked on projects to address First Nations community concerns in respect to potential logging in sacred watersheds