Angela Adsit (MBA, PMP, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt), is an Indigenous keynote speaker, First Nation Advocate & Community Consultant on a mission to change the outcomes for Indigenous populations, the CEO of Indigenous Community Development & Prosperity, a strong advocate for the Indigenous community and economic development. 

Angela Adsit is known for her advocacy of Indigenous rights within Indigenous territories and is passionate about working with Indigenous people to assert their rights over their own land, communities, and resources. Indigenous communities respect Angela Adsit for her experience, education, and expertise on topics that require an Indigenous perspective. 

Born into a mixed-race family (her father is Indigenous and her mother is non-Indigenous), Angela Adsit has ‘lived in both worlds’. She is committed to helping bridge the gap between both worlds by connecting, communicating, and creating collaboration between both. 

She works with Indigenous communities and non-Indigenous organizations to help foster awareness and mutually beneficial economic growth. Angela Adsit’s professional experience in the health and wellness industry and in the business industry supports her desire to promotes health – physical and profit. 

Angela Adsit understands and teaches the holistic connection between personal and professional health, and community and economic health. She is an advisor, educator, and consultant for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to help ‘move forward in a good way’. 

Angela Adsit is intimately acquainted with the trauma of the past but believes that we must work together to move past the trauma into triumph, together.  Angela Adsit works with Indigenous communities to heal and with non-Indigenous organizations to help their Indigenous and non-Indigenous employees work together in an empathetic and empowering way. 

Angela is pursuing a Doctor of Business Administration at Royal Roads University. Her research will provide solutions to help Indigenous communities transition from economic growth to economic development.