Jack Page

Experience

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  Cariboo Pulp and Paper

  Nov 2003 - Mar 2009

  Field Operator
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  Deloitte Canada

  Apr 2010 - Sept 2010

  Student Intern
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  College of New Caledonia

  Oct 2010 - Nov 2011

  Board Member
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  UNBC Commerce Student Society

  May 2011 - Apr 2012

  VP Corporate Communications
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  Copper Pig BBQ

  Dec 2012 - Sept 2013

  Bartender
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  Chemtrade

  Jan 2013 - Jan 2014

  Management Systems Specialist
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  Prince George Native Friendship Centre

  Jan 2014 - Jan 2015

  Director of Operations
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  ABC Recycling

  Apr 2016 - Jun 2020

  • General Manager

    Mar 2018 - Jun 2020

  • Business Development Rep

    Jul 2016 - Mar 2018

  • Management Associate

    Apr 2016 - Jul 2016
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  Pioneer Offroad Rentals

  Jan 2021 - Jan 2021

  Operations Manager
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  First Nations Financial Management Board

  Aug 2021 - Aug 2024

  Capacity Development Manager
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  First Nations Health Authority

  Aug 2024 - now

  Director
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  Indigenous Wisdom Circle Collective

  Sept 2024 - now

  Partner

  About UsIndigenous Wisdom Circle Collective Inc. aka WCC is an Indigenous owned and led planning, strategy and implementation collective. We pride ourselves on delivering innovative, sustainable, and community-centred solutions. Through our unique two-eyed-seeing approach, we blend traditional Indigenous knowledge with modern methods, ensuring culturally respectful and effective outcomes.Our Services• Comprehensive Community Planning: Long-term vision addressing land use, infrastructure, housing, economic opportunities, environmental protection, and cultural preservation.• Feasibility Studies: Developing appropriate best use cases for business, economic, land, cultural needs and other community needs.• Strategic Planning: Integrating traditional knowledge and modern methods to create a shared vision with goals and actionable strategies.• Plan Implementation: Assess current capacity, challenges, and opportunities and identify specific needs to implement action items.• Capacity Building; Working with leadership and staff to develop internal and external capacity. • Leadership Training: Developing essential skills for community members to take on leadership roles and drive positive change.• Governance Support: Improving governance structures and decision-making processes with transparency and accountability.• Economic Development and Land Use Plans: Crafting pathways to identify viable opportunities that align with the Comprehensive Community Plan.• Environmental Sustainability: Promoting eco-friendly infrastructure and sustainable practices. Show less

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  Community Living BC

  Jan 2025 - now

  Manager Indigenous Agreements, Services and Partnerships