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GROWING OUR COMMUNITY’S FUTURE INDEX

2 Letter from our CEO

3 Mission, Vision, Mandate

4 Governance Structure

5 Roles of Each Board

6 Community Benefit Structure - EDT

7 SNGRDC Portfolio

8 Economic Interests – Solar Developments

10 Economic Interests – Wind Developments

12 Joint Partnerships – A6N Utilities.

14 Nation Enterprise – Tourism Overview

16 Nation Enterprise – Chiefswood National Historic Site

17 Nation Enterprise – Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks

18 Nation Enterprise – Chiefswood Park

19 Nation Enterprise – Gathering Place by the Grand

20 Nation Enterprise – Six Nations Bingo

22 Nation Enterprise – Projects & Property Department

24 Nation Enterprise – Oneida Business Park

25 Nation Enterprise – Our Sustenance

26 Nation Enterprise – Six Nations Community Planning

27 Nation Enterprise – Energy Planning

28 Nation Enterprise – Human Resources & Finance

29 Nation Enterprise – Corporate Affairs & Communications

30 Scholarships & Bursaries Six Nations of the Development Corporation (SNGRDC) The was launched in May 2015 with the mandate to achieve economic self- CEO’s sufficiency for the people of the Six Corner Nations of the Grand River. SNGRDC’s By Matt Jamieson sole shareholder is the Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) on behalf of our beneficiary - the people of the Six Nations of the Grand River. At the 2017 annual retreat, SNGRDC’s management embraced the Wildly Important Goal (WIG) of generating a direct economic impact of $150,000,000 per annum by the year 2025. This WIG is intended to be transformative for Six Nations – empowering future leaders to manage our community affairs independently without support / influence from any external government(s). Our path to achieving this WIG is through three core areas of focus: MISSION i) Growth of Human Capital Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) is a community-owned Six Nations of the Grand River Development Where SNGRDC directs investment to attract, retain and train the best development corporation which was designed Corporation (SNGRDC) manages the economic candidates to promote innovation and knowledge acquisition. to generate profit for the express purpose of interests of the Six Nations Community for investing in the existing and future needs of the a number of renewable energy projects Tactics: Corporate culture, workplace best practices, competitive compensation, Six Nations of the Grand River. surrounding the Six Nations territory. reward innovation As of September 2018, SNGRDC’s current ii) Joint Ventures & Partnerships VISION green energy portfolio is capable of producing nearly 900 MW of clean energy Autonomy 150 by 2025. Where SNGRDC initiates a campaign focused on attracting the best most through our involvement in 13 solar or wind

suitable business partners by leveraging our reputation, experience, and success; projects either directly (Equity Interests) or Generate $150 million annually in direct economic seek out partnerships and opportunities wherever they exist indirectly (Community Benefit Agreements). impact by the year 2025. Tactics: Host business symposium with Corporate Canada, speaking engagements, networking MANDATE iii) Real Estate Investment & Property Development Achieve economic self-sufficiency for the people of Six Nations of the Grand River, without comprising Where SNGRDC deploys capital to acquire land whereupon vertical investment the Community’s Values. opportunity exists by leveraging available capacity and skill set(s).

Tactics: Acquisitions; seek to integrate investment to create multiplier effect and capitalize on synergies in the marketplace. GUIDING PRINCIPALS

· Peace SNGRDC employs over 130 staff in the areas of Sincerely, Tourism, Bingo, Property Management, Human · Respect for the Natural World Resources, Finance, Business Development and Matt Jamieson · Inter-connection & Inter-relation Corporate Affairs. · Future Members · Honesty & Integrity · Responsibility · Openness & Accountability · Sharing – Benefit for the Whole · Balance & Cooperation *As of September 2018.

2 3 SNGRDC SNGRDC GOVERNANCE ROLES AND STRUCTURE RESPONSIBILITIES

Ensure that all businesses operate within the guidelines set out in the Statement of Economic Development Principles and the Statement of The Six Nations of the Grand Community Needs and Priorities established by the Advisory Committee River Development Corporation Supervise the management of SNGRDC investments and assets Group (SNGRDC Group) is comprised of three governing Report and be accountable to the Advisory Committee on SNGRDC’s boards: The Advisory Committee investments, annual business plans and the results of all operations (AC), Board of Directors (BOD), Approve the annual business plan and budgets for SNGRDC and all and the Economic Development associated entities Trust (BOT).

The three boards were formed to ensure transparency and accountability to the Six Nations Protect the interests of the Six Nations community by ensuring the community. The structure of the pursuit of economic development opportunities is undertaken in a Group is based on community socially responsible manner recommendations made during the 5 month community Oversee the Board of Directors and the Economic Development Trust engagement in 2011 entitled... Vet, select and appoint the directors of the Corporation and the trustees of the Economic Development Trust Tewawennaró:roks – Determine annual revenue distribution (how much will be transferred “We Gather Our Voices.” to the Economic Development Trust for community distribution and how much will be used by the Board of Directors to be reinvested into future projects)

SNGRDC GROUP Receive, review and score all completed Economic Development All SNGRDC Group Members are required to be registered Six Nations Community Members, with Trust (EDT) applications 60% of the total memberships required to live on the Six Nations reserve. Group members serve three year terms and are provided with a small honorarium for their dedicated service to the Six Nations Determine the EDT guidelines for community distribution Community. The Advisory Committee is charged with the responsibility of ensuring that the SNGRDC Determine how EDT funds will be reinvested into the community Group maintains desired membership levels. in accordance with the Statement of Community Needs and Priorities and the Statement of Economic Development Trust Distribution Guidelines established by the Advisory Committee SHAREHOLDER The Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) is sole-shareholder of SNGRDC, this is coordinated through the Shareholder Representative (SNEC’s Senior Administrative Officer). SNEC also holds an ex-officio seat on the SNGRDC’s Advisory Committee (reserved for the Elected Chief) and is the landlord for all on-reserve assets managed by SNGRDC. CONTACT INFORMATION Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6421 Email: [email protected] Web: www.sndevcorp.ca/governance-overview/

4 5 SNGRDC SNGRDC COMMUNITY BENEFIT PORTFOLIO STRUCTURE

ECONOMIC INTERESTS The Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT) is an application based, community investment Economic Interests are off-reserve investments managed by the Six Nations of the Grand River Development trust available to groups who address community priorities Corporation (SNGRDC). within Six Nations. As of September 2018, SNGRDC’s current green energy portfolio is capable of producing nearly 900 MW of The EDT is the mechanism, in which surplus profits generated by the Six Nations of the Grand River clean energy through our involvement in 13 solar or wind projects either directly (Equity Interests) or indirectly Development Corporation (SNGRDC), are invested into the Six Nations community for the collective benefit (Community Benefit Agreements). of its members. This model of community investment was a direct result of the 2011 community engagement study, “We Gather Our Voices.” JOINT PARTNERSHIPS

Joint Partnerships are businesses in which Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) The Economic Development Trust (EDT) offers two application streams for the community investment: partners with an established Industry leader. SNGRDC must hold at least a 51% ownership stake. General and Grassroots. General Application is for organizations that have regular employees, a Board of Directors and audited NATION ENTERPRISE financial statements. Nation Enterprises includes all on-reserve assets and departments managed by the Six Nations of the Grand Grassroots Application is for established volunteer groups or organizations that do not have regular River Development Corporation (SNGRDC). These assets are leased from Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) employees, would not have a registered board of directors, and may not have audited financials through a Management Agreement. to provide.

*These numbers are approximate values

CONTACT INFORMATION Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Location: 2498 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, , N0A 1M0 Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6450 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca/edt/

6 7 SNGRDC SOLAR DEVELOPMENTS

EQUITY OWNERSHIP NANTICOKE SOLAR is a partnership between Ontario Power Generation and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation. GRAND RENEWABLE SOLAR is a partnership between Samsung Renewable Location: Haldimand County Energy Inc., Connor, Clark & Lunn, and the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation. SNGRDC Ownership: 10% Equity OwnershipProject Location: Haldimand County Capacity: 44 MW SNGRDC Ownership: 10% Equity Ownership Commercial Operation Date (COD): Winter 2019 Project Capacity: 100 MW Number of Solar Arrays: 440,000 Canadian Solar CS6X high-performance PV modules COMMUNITY BENEFIT AGREEMENTS Commercial Operation Date (COD): March 2015 A Community Benefit Agreement (CBA) is a contract signed by Six Nations and a real-estate developer that requires the developer to provide specific amenities and/or mitigation to the local community such as post- secondary contributions, economic distributions and/or environmental mitigations. ONEIDA BUSINESS PARK ROOF-TOP SOLAR is a partnership between Brant Renewable Energy and Six Nations WALPOLE PROJECT of the Grand River Development Corporation. Project Capacity: 20 MW Location: Six Nations Reserve Commercial Operation Date: March 2013 SNGRDC Ownership: 90% Equity Ownership

Project Capacity: 500 KW Number of Solar Arrays: 2307 x 260 W panels BRANTGATE SOLAR FARM Project Capacity: 8 MW Commercial Operation Date (COD): October 2015 Commercial Operation Date: September 2014

BGI ROOF-TOP SOLAR is a partnership between Brant Renewable Energy, and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation. Location: Brant County SNGRDC Ownership: 15% Equity Ownership Project Capacity: 300 KW Number of Solar Arrays: 1152 x 260 W panels Commercial Operation Date (COD): April 2015

8 9 SNGRDC WIND DEVELOPMENTS

EQUITY OWNERSHIP COMMUNITY BENEFIT AGREEMENTS

GRAND RENEWABLE WIND is a partnership between Samsung Renewable Energy A Community Benefit Agreement (CBA) is a contract signed by Six Nations and Inc., Pattern Energy, and the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation. a real-estate developer that requires the developer to provide specific amenities and/or mitigation to the local community such as post-secondary contributions, Location: Haldimand County economic distributions and/or environmental mitigations. SNGRDC Ownership: 10% Equity Ownership PORT DOVER AND NANTICOKE WIND Project Capacity: 149 MW Project Capacity: 105 MW Number of Turbines: 67 Commercial Operation Date: March 2012 Commercial Operation Date (COD): December 2014 Post-Secondary Contribution: $400,000 over 20 years ($20,000 per year) DUFFERIN WIND POWER Project Capacity: 91 MW NIAGARA REGIONAL WIND FARM is a partnership between Boralex Inc., Enercon Canada Inc. and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation. Commercial Operation Date: December 2013 Location: Niagara Region & Haldimand County SNGRDC Ownership: 50% Equity Ownership SUMMERHAVEN PROJECT Project Capacity: 230 MW Project Capacity: 124 MW Number of Turbines: 77 Commercial Operation Date: August 2013 Commercial Operation Date (COD): Anticipated November 2016 Post-Secondary Contribution: $400,000 over 20 years ($20,000 per year) PORT RYERSE Project Capacity: 10 MW GUNN’S HILL WIND FARM is a partnership between Prowind and Six Nations Commercial Operation Date: December 2013 of the Grand River Development Corporation. Location: Oxford County SNGRDC Ownership: 10% Equity Ownership Project Capacity: 18 MW Number of Turbines: 10 Commercial Operation Date (COD): November 2016 Post-Secondary Contribution: $80,000 over 20 years ($4,000 per year)

10 11 SNGRDC AECON-SIX NATIONS UTILITIES

A6N SERVICES A6N is a Joint Venture between Six Nations of the • Right-Of-Way Clearing • Excavation Grand River Development Corporation (51% ownership) • Restoration • Directional Drilling and Aecon Group Inc. (49% ownership). The company • Meter Hazard Avoidance Program • Restoration Of Hard And Soft Surfaces performs utility related work in southwestern Ontario, • Out-Of-Date Meter Replacement Program • Brush & Tree Clearing specifically within the Haldimand Tract; an area of • Hydro Vacuuming • Traffic Control historical significance to the people of Six Nations. A6N • Trenching currently provides employment to 86 workers with an 82% Indigenous workforce. SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS • Phase One Waterline Expansion (Six Nations) • Steel Distribution Gas Line (Walpole Island) • Niagara Reinforcement Line (Caledonia)

CONTACT INFORMATION Location: 2017 Fourth Line, Ohsweken *As of September 2018. Ontario, N0A 1M0 Phone: 519-282-5887 Email: Darryl Hill [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca

12 13 SNGRDC SIX NATIONS TOURISM

Six Nations is a vibrant Haudenosaunee community PROGRAMMING AND SERVICES • Snow Shoeing Rentals nestled along the picturesque waters of the Grand River • Canoeing/Kayaking on the Grand River • Lacrosse Demonstrations & Rentals in the heart of Southern Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe. • Hiking Trails through the Carolinian Forest • Boat Launch • Step-on Bus Tours • Archery Demonstrations & Rentals

“The Six Nations of the Grand River community is filled with a rich history and culture just waiting to be explored.” “Explore the story of the Haudenosaunee people of Six Nations.” “Come experience Six Nations for yourself- a place for fun, relaxation, and discovery.”

Six Nations Tourism seeks to foster the development and promotion of the Six Nations culture, history, events, facilities and historical sites while creating a positive relationship with our neighboring communities. CONTACT INFORMATION Six Nations Tourism provides an authentic opportunity to learn more about our rich Haudenosaunee culture and history through our beautiful historic sites, Chiefswood National Historic Site and Her Majesty’s Royal Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Year-Round Chapel of the Mohawks, and tourist destinations. Sat-Sun 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Victoria Day Weekend through to Thanksgiving Weekend) In addition, Six Nations Tourism manages the operations of the Gathering Place by the Grand Event Centre Location: 2498 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 and Chiefswood Park which boasts 15 cabin accommodations and various recreational activities. Phone: 519-758-5444 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sixnationstourism.ca Six Nations Tourism offers authentic cultural experiences for individuals and groups. Facebook: @sixnations.tourism Twitter: @sntourism Instagram: @sixnationstourism

14 15 SNGRDC SNGRDC CHIEFSWOOD NATIONAL HER MAJESTY’S ROYAL HISTORIC SITE CHAPEL OF THE MOHAWKS

Surrounded by the Carolinian Forrest, along the banks of the Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks (Mohawk Chapel) was Grand River, Chiefswood National Historic Site (CNHS) is an eye- the first Protestant Church in and is now the oldest opening glimpse into 19th century life seen through the eyes of surviving church in Ontario. Mohawk Chapel is the last remaining a young Mohawk and English poetess, E. Pauline Johnson. building of the original Mohawk Village that was once situated along the banks of the Grand River. “A Place Where Cultures Meet.” “Visit one of the oldest buildings in Canada!”

The mansion features two front doors— one facing the FUN FACTS river to welcome Mohawks (Haudenosaunee) who arrived Built in 1785, Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks stands as monument to the relationship that existed by canoe, and one facing the road to welcome the English • Constructed: 1856 between the people of Six Nations, the British Government, and the Crown. The site currently operates as a who arrived by buggy. The two doors are living symbols of • National Historical Status: 1953 Chapel of Ease and a National Historic Site. mixing cultures. • Renowned for: the Johnson’s entertained and had dignitaries come to Chiefswood Mohawk Chapel offers Curriculum based education FUN FACTS This unique mansion is the birthplace of famed Mohawk- programs to groups, schools, and visiting organizations. Some notable people to come to English poet Pauline Johnson. The Mansion was • The Workshops are designed to work with the teachers • Constructed: 1785 Chiefswood would be Alexander Graham constructed by her father Chief George Johnson in 1856 to enhance the First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Education • National Historical Status: 1981 along the shores of the Grand River. Bell and Horatio Hale Policy Framework programming which reflect the • Renowned for: The last remaining goals of the Ontario Curriculum. Through hands on, building of the original Mohawk Village THE COLLECTION interactive lessons, targeting various learning styles, that was created in 1784 and the Queen Chiefswood National Historic Site has an extensive collection, inherited by the people of Six Nations from students will explore the history of Six Nations of the of England’s visit to the Mohawk Chapel Evelyn Johnson, which is housed both inside the museum and offsite. Grand River territory. in 1984

• Furniture from the same period that the Johnson family lived at Chiefswood, CHAPELS FEATURES • E. Pauline Johnson’s personal belongings, • Eight Stain Glass Windows depicting significant historical events for the Six Nations people • Many books and hand-written letters. • Metal plaques above the alter embossed with Christian prayers in old Mohawk language • Trinity Bell- original to the chapel built in 1785 The collection is periodically rotated between our offsite storage facility and inside the museum so that guests • Kitchen & dining area have an opportunity to see something different every time they visit. CHAPEL SERVICES Today, Chiefswood National Historic Site property features nature trails leading you along the rare grassland prairies, Carolinian forests, swamp lands, and Grand River. • Popular venue for weddings • Baptisms • Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas Services • Memorials

CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: You can visit Chiefswood National Historic Site all year round by appointment. Hours: Tues-Sun 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM from May (Victoria Day Weekend) to October (Thanksgiving Weekend). Walk-ins: Tues-Sun 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM from May (Victoria Day Weekend) to October (Thanksgiving Weekend). Location: 301 Mohawk Street , Ontario Location: 1037 Highways 54, Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Phone: 519-756-0240 Phone: 519-758-5444 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mohawkchapel.ca Email: [email protected] Website: www.chiefswoodnhs.ca Facebook: @hermajestysroyalchapelofthemohawks Twitter: @mohawkchapel Facebook: @chiefswood Twitter: @chiefswood Instagram: @chiefswood Instagram: @mohawkchapel

16 17 SNGRDC SNGRDC CHIEFSWOOD PARK GATHERING PLACE BY THE GRAND EVENT CENTRE

Chiefswood Park is situated on 20 acres located on A stunning and elegant conference and event centre Highway 54, alongside the beautiful Grand River (a located in Six Nations, the Gathering Place by the designated Heritage River in Ontario) and adjacent Grand offers something for everyone. With design and to the Chiefswood National Historic Site. The Park features influenced by the river, from which the facility itself consists of two sections: top and riverside. takes its name, the Gathering Place by The Grand is a beautiful and inspiring setting to create your next memory. With state-of-the-art and versatile facilities, TOP SECTION the space is perfect for conferences, tradeshows, • 15 Cabin Accommodations weddings, festivals, and more. • Visitor Reception • Playground • Large Open Venue Space “Events. Experiences. Memories.”

RIVERSIDE SECTION • Docking Facilities FUN FACT • Canoe and Kayak rentals • Currently facilitates the largest stage in Six Nations • Pavilion with Electrical • Hosted acclaimed Six Nations musician Robbie Robertson’s Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony • Large Open Venue Space

Modern and spacious, the Gathering Place by the Grand offers a large conference hall, three meeting rooms, FUN FACT and an elegant lobby. With state-of-the-art equipment and luxurious amenities, Home to the Champions of Champions Pow Wow (Largest Pow Wow in Ontario) with the first event held in 1980 (www.grpowwow.ca). GATHERING PLACE BY THE GRAND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM

CHIEFSWOOD PARK COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM The Gathering Place by the Grand’s Community Partnerships Program was developed to support and foster the amazing voices within the community. This program is available to groups who’s programming directly The Chiefswood Park Community Partnerships Program was developed to support and foster the amazing benefits the Six Nations community and its members, and/or seeks to increase the profile of Six Nations voices within our community. Six Nations is a growing community, and with thousands of visitors every year. locally, nationally or internationally. This program is available to groups who’s programming directly benefits the Six Nations community and its members, and/or seeks to increase the profile of Six Nations locally, nationally or internationally. TO APPLY CONTACT: [email protected] TO APPLY CONTACT: [email protected] CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: Available Year-Round by Event Booking Hours: Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 PM - 4:30 PM Location: 1037 Highways 54, Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Location: 2593 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Phone: 519-752-3969 Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6040 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sixnationstourism.ca Email: [email protected] Website: www.gatheringplacebythegrand.ca Facebook: @gatheringplacebythegrand Twitter: @GPbytheGrand Instagram: @GPbytheGrand

18 19 SNGRDC SIX NATIONS BINGO

For over 20 years now, Six Nations Bingo has grown into the largest and friendliest bingo hall “Guaranteed Prizes! Guaranteed Fun!” in the region with over $15 million in cash prizes awarded annually.

HIGHLIGHTS • Voted Best Bingo Hall in 2017 by the Hamilton Spectator • Has contributed more than $4 million since 2010 in donations and contributions to community programs • Seating for Over 1700 Guests with a spacious non-smoking area • Hosts approximately 900 sessions a year with 3 sessions Sun to Thur and 4 sessions on Fri and Sat • New Virtual 24 Ball Bingo CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: Open 363 days a year (Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day) 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM Daily FUN FACT Location: 2585 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Over 40 years ago, Six Nations Bingo was hosted in the old community hall, during a time when $40 was a HUGE cash prize. Back then, people used to bring corn niblets as marking chips instead of bingo Jackpot Hotline: 519-753-8573 dabbers. Bingo was previously operated by volunteers raising money for minor sports teams. Six Nations Six Nations Bingo Hall: 519-753-3574 Bingo continues this tradition by contributing 40% of all profits to the Six Nations Sponsorship Program, Email: [email protected] Website: www.sixnationsbingo.ca which supports local non-profits and minor sports teams. Facebook: @sixnationsbingo Twitter: @sixnationsbingo Instagram: @six.nations.bingo

20 21 SNGRDC PROJECTS & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

Projects is responsible for project management of Property management is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of all Nation Enterprise holdings. This SNGRDC lead infrastructure developments, which includes but is not limited to the acquisition, control, accountability, maintenance, utilization and disposition of all on-reserve assets managed by SNGRDC. includes but is not limited to the application of processes, methods, knowledge, skills and experience to achieve the PROPERTIES MAINTAINED, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: project objectives as mandated by the Community. • Oneida Business Park • Our Sustenance Greenhouse & Café • Six Nations Bingo Hall • A6N Utilities Yard • Gathering Place by the Grand Event Centre • Port Maitland Lot • Six Nations Tourism Building • Former #5 & # 7 School Properties “We pride ourselves in achieving success in our projects by adhering to an • Chiefswood National Historic Site • Three Internet towers located on Mohawk Road, agreed upon timescale and budget.” • Chiefswood Park Cayuga Road, Chiefswood Road • Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawk • West Street Property

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS • Gathering Place by the Grand Event Centre renovation • Revitalization of Our Sustenance Greenhouse, Barn and Café • Construction of 15 Cabin accommodations at Chiefswood Park • A6N Building Renovation for Offices • Six Nations Tourism Centre renovation for Training and Board Room • Oneida Business Park Roof-Top Solar Panels • Installation of Elevator for Accessibility at Oneida Business Park • Completion of new Pavilion at Chiefswood Park CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM • Leasehold Improvements and Beautification of all SNGRDC properties Location: 2498 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 • Digital Signage for Six Nations Tourism and Gathering Place by the Grand Event Centres Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6041 Email: Projects Department [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca

22 23 SNGRDC SNGRDC ONEIDA OUR SUSTENANCE BUSINESS PARK

The Oneida Business Park (OBP) was designed and built approx. 25 years ago and is located Our Sustenance is a community based social enterprise operating just off of Fourth Line Rd. and Highway 6 on a 125-acre property. The existing warehouse under the umbrella of Six Nations of the Grand River Development building consists of approx. 18,000 sq. ft. of office space and 70,000 sq. ft. of warehouse/ Corporation (SNGRDC) and supported by a number of community manufacturing space and is home to numerous tenants. organizations. Our Sustenance is dedicated to providing resources and programming to Six Nations community members in relation

Looking forward, SNGRDC plans to convert the face of the building to a commercial/industrial style plaza and to garden production, food storage, healthy lifestyles, self-care, and subdivide the warehouse space into 5000 sq. ft. units. A portion of the warehouse space is currently leased, traditional Haudenosaunee knowledge/values. however additional space is available.

In 2015, OBP’s roof was fitted with 2307 solar panels capable of generating 500 MW of renewable energy. The Oneida Business Park Roof-top solar installation was awarded the 2015 Aboriginal Project of the Year Award WHAT IS A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE? A social enterprise is a business that sells goods or provides services in a market for the purpose of creating by the Ontario Sustainable Energy Association (OSEA). a blended return on investment, some financial and some social. Any profits generated by Our Sustenance would be reinvested into program improvements, additional staff, or social programming aimed towards increasing local and healthy food access for the Six Nations Community.

GARDEN CAFÉ: Farm to fork experience, using APIARY: Honey bee apiary to produce local organic local, organic produce from the greenhouse, apiary honey for sale and support the pollination of the and poultry farm. plants within the community.

GREENHOUSE: Year-round vegetable, fruit, and POULTRY FARM: Organic Free-range Eggs for sale herb production for use in the Garden Café and for within the community and use in the Garden Café. sale within the community.

CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION Hours of Operation: Greenhouse: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Café: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Sat 7:00 AM - Noon Location: 50 Generations Drive, Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Location: 2676 Fourth Line, Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Phone: 226-446-9857 ext. 101 Phone: 519-445-2011 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca Email: Café [email protected] Greenhouse [email protected] Website: www.oursustenance.ca Facebook: @oursustenance Twitter: @our_sustenance

24 25 SNGRDC SNGRDC SIX NATIONS SIX NATIONS COMMUNITY PLAN ENERGY PLAN

The Six Nations Community Plan is a “living document” WHAT IS A COMMUNITY ENERGY PLAN? that reflects the values, vision and direction of the community and charts a path to social, environmental A Community Energy Plan is a comprehensive and economic sustainability. long-term planning tool that can be used as a starting point to identify goals for energy management on Six Nations. The Community Plan can be used to organize priorities, empower each other through collaboration, and mobilize resources to reach collective community goals for current and future generations. The Six Nations Energy Projects Manager is working with Public Works on implementing various energy conservation THE KEY STAKEHOLDERS IN ANY COMMUNITY PLAN INCLUDE: measures for Band buildings, such as LED upgrades and • Community Members Determine career/volunteer path based on future needs of the community; solar panel installation. The Elementary School Outreach monitor the growth and development of the community Program was launched in Spring 2018 with the intent to • Grassroots Organizations Strengthen advocacy and action on community identified priorities be held annually. Community energy information and awareness will continue to be delivered to the community • Departments/Organizations Align strategic operating plans with community goals throughout the year. • Governance Coordinate actions towards vision voiced by the Community The Energy Projects Manager represents Six Nations all SNGRDC AND THE COMMUNITY PLAN new energy related developments happening in and The need for a community-owned development corporation was identified in the 2010 Six Nations around Six Nations Territory such as the Niagara Community Plan. Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation was launched in May 2015. Reinforcement Project and the Nanticoke Solar Limited The administration and on-going maintenance of the Six Nations Community Plan is financially sponsored Partnership projects. by the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation and used by their Community Benefit Structure- the Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust to help score annual applications. CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Location: 50 Generations Drive. Ohsweken CONTACT INFORMATION Ontario, N0A 1M0 Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Phone: 226-446-9857 ext. 102 Location: 2498 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Email: R. Darryl Hill [email protected] Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6036 Website: www.sndevcorp.ca Email: [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca/community-plan/

26 27 SNGRDC SNGRDC HUMAN RESOURCES CORPORATE AFFAIRS

Within SNGRDC, HR is a strategic business partner that oversees the entire life-cycle of an employee from Corporate Affairs undertakes the general administration of all Economic Interest entities, Trust properties recruiting, onboarding, training/development, retention and separation. Growth of Human Capital is one and the overall SNGRDC Group. These activities include, but are not limited to legal and financial reporting, of our core areas of focus to achieve our overall Corporate goal of Autonomy 150 by 2025. Career growth opportunities are possible within our diverse departments including Tourism, Bingo, Properties Management, the oversight of investments, relationship development with local, regional and national stakeholders, and HR, Finance and Corporate Affairs. managing the ongoing considerations of a progressive governance structure. In addition, Corporate Affairs operates to oversee and direct all SNGRDC communications activity, as well as the Six Nations Community HIGHLIGHTS: Plan. All operations within the department – and SNGRDC overall –maintain an adherence to three key pillars: • 80% Indigenous Workforce • Summer Student, Internship & On-The Job Training transparency, accountability and good governance. • Competitive Compensation • Community Partnership with Grand River Employment & Training • Life & Health & Pension Plans • Merit Increases & Incentive Payments FUN FACT • Referral & Recognition Programs SNGRDC’s Social License to Operate is a commitment to maintain the Community’s trust and understanding of our direction and business practices.

CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM CONTACT INFORMATION Location: Right rear entrance of The Gathering Place, 2593 Chiefswood Road, Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6026 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca/careers Location: 2498 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6420 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca

SNGRDC SNGRDC FINANCE COMMUNICATION

Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation finance department processes all financial Communications manages the creation, implementation and oversight of all external communication transactions for 22 number companies, six internal departments and three governing boards. and engagement activities, as well as maintaining a pivotal role in internal programming. These activities SNGRDC maintains a tax-free status for business ventures both on and off reserve. include, but are not limited to the design of key SNGRDC messages, branding and reputation management, stakeholder and media relations and community engagement. Communications provides key support and FUN FACT guidance in the development and maintenance of SNGRDC’s Social License to Operate. SNGRDC’s Finance Department processes nearly one million financial transactions annually. CONTACT INFORMATION Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM CONTACT INFORMATION Location: 2498 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6420 Location: Rear Entrance 2593 Chiefswood Rd. Ohsweken, Ontario, N0A 1M0 Phone: 519-753-1950 ext. 6222 Email: Media Requests [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca Email: Accounts Payable [email protected] Accounts Receivable [email protected] Website: www.sndevcorp.ca/reports

28 29 SNGRDC GUNN’S HILL WIND BURSARY The bursaries will be granted to students entering or currently SCHOLARSHIPS attending post-secondary education or job training in a field related to the renewable energy industry. This will be broadly interpreted to & BURSARIES include any aspect of the process including, but not limited to: policy development, project development, technology design, environmental assessment, environmental monitoring, construction, electrical, engineering, operation, and maintenance, etc.

$4000 available annually for Six Nations Learners. The bursary may be awarded to one student ($4000) or up to four students ($1000 each). Administer by GRPSEO www.grpseo.org Deadline: September 10th

$4000 available annually for indigenous students residing in Ontario. The bursary may be awarded to one student ($4000) or up to four students ($1000 each). To be administer by Indspire www.indspire.ca Deadline: February 1st, September 10th, and November 1st annually

GRAND RENEWABLE WIND LP SCHOLARSHIP Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) along with the Consultation and Accommodation Process Team (CAP Team) has helped to facilitate $1.48 million in post-secondary The Grand Renewable Wind LP Scholarship is split amongst three contributions, over 20 years, for Indigenous learners pursuing a career in the renewable energy industry. annual scholarship programs offered by GRPSEO, which include: GRPSEO’s Scholarship, Haudenosaunee Recognition Award and the Norman Jacobs Environmental Award. TOTAL SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES $20,000 annually for Six Nations Learners Administer by GRPSEO www.grpseo.org Deadline: August 1st

NEXTERA SUMMERHAVEN WIND SCHOLARSHIP

NextEra Summerhaven Wind Scholarship is an annual distribution to the Indspire’s Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries and Scholarship All scholarships and bursaries facilitated by SNGRDC are administered through Grand River Awards. The scholarship with be awarded to successful applicants Post-Secondary Education Office (GRPSEO)www.grpseo.org or Indspire’s Bursaries and pursing post-secondary education in engineering, science, commerce Scholarship Program www.indspire.ca. business or renewable energy.

$15,000 annually for indigenous students residing in Canada Administered by Indspire www.indspire.ca CAPITAL POWER SCHOLARSHIP Deadline: February 1st, August 1st and November 1st annually

The Capital Power Scholarship for Haudenosaunee students of Grand River Territory lineage was established to support students to NIAGARA REGION WIND FARM SCHOLARSHIP pursue their post-secondary educational aspirations in the field of environmental studies, engineering or business (accounting, finance, The Niagara Region Wind Farm Scholarship will be available to Six human resources). Nations Learners beginning in 2018. Criteria and deadlines are yet to be determined and will be updated on the SNGRDC website when available. 4 Annual scholarships of $2500 for Six Nations learners Administer by: GRPSEO www.grpseo.org $20,000 available annually anticipated to begin in 2018 Deadline: August 1st To be Administer by GRPSEO www.grpseo.org Deadline: TBA - Check back for updates.

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