When it comes to inspiring Indigenous people, David Tuccaro has proven to be a natural born leader. He is the President and CEO of five successful companies and believes that giving back to his community is part of his job.

And, with his generous donation of $50,000 to the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, Mr. Tuccaro is showing his continuing support for an organization that celebrates the achievement of Indigenous people.

With the January 24th Crown – First Nations Gathering in Ottawa, there has been a flurry of media attention surrounding the importance of Indigenous education in Canada. For coverage, please visit:

Aboriginal leaders seek turning point in key meeting with Harper by Teresa Smith appears in the Calgary Herald, Ottawa Citizen, and Canada.com.

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December 7 – National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation President and CEO, Roberta Jamieson will share her vision and expertise on the importance of Indigenous education in a keynote address to the Vancouver Board of Trade on Thursday, December 8th.

December 2, 2011 – David Tuccaro, National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation Board Chair will be inducted into the 2012 Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame.

From Mikisew Cree First Nation in Fort Chipewyan, the influential business entrepreneur is President and CEO of five successful companies. He has created opportunities for other entrepreneurs to make their mark throughout Alberta and Canada.

December 1, 2011 – Roberta Jamieson, National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation President and CEO has been named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women for 2011 in the Trailblazers & Trendsetters category.

     
People for Education invited family and associates of the Egerton Ryerson Award recipient to share their stories of Roberta Jamieson's impact and influence in their lives.