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Sharpen your career and business skills. In Toronto.

Rub shoulders with successful entrepreneurs
Job shadow a CEO, Senior-Executive or Entrepreneur running one of Canada’s leading corporations
Adopt the habits and mentality that have made these people successful
   
The application deadline has been extended for Project Beyshick 2008, a leadership and career development program presented Aug 16-23 by NAN and the POA Educational Foundation, and NAN community members are encouraged to apply.

Project Beyshick is open to NAN entrepreneurs, students, professionals and community leaders over the age of 18. Participation is limited to 10 individuals. Project Beyshick involves culture-based business skills training and mentorship with Trent and Ryerson University faculty and Dale Carnegie Group, followed by job shadowing placements with executives in the public and private sectors in Toronto.

Applicants are required to submit an application form resume, and two letters of reference (or a reference list with current contact information). For more information or to submit an application please contact Brenda Sedgwick, NAN Manager Intergovernmental Network on Northern Aboriginal Youth, by Friday July 18, 2008.

See attached poster for details.
Project Beyshick Application Form 2008
Project Beyshick Poster 2008
Project Beyshick nurtures entrepreneurship, enhancing leadership, networking, and business skills among Nishnawbe Aski Nation members wanting to pursue a successful working career. The goal of Project Beyshick is to empower First Nation people by providing an opportunity to participate in local and corporateeconomies and to become equal partners in the economic prosperity of Ontario and Canada.

Join Project Beyshick 2008 to build your personal financial independence and see prosperity in NAN First Nation communities.

For Past Project Information
see Project Beyshick 2007 Brochure
or visit http://www.poafoundation.org/project_beyshick/