Office Hours: Monday to Friday from 8:30AM to 4:30PM • Doors open 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Helping people build their dreams.
About The Prince George Aboriginal Development Centre
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Prince George Nechako Aboriginal Employment and Training Association and the Province of British Columbia through the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation.
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The Aboriginal Business and Community Development Centre is a nonprofit organization located in Prince George, B.C. We are involved in supporting business, community and economic development. This includes assisting entrepreneurs and communities with market research, business plan development, financial forecasting, small business loan acquisition, community economic development, economic development training, and much more.
Our mission is: Within the circle of economic and community development we help individuals pursue their dreams, strengthening lives, communities, and society.
We want to offer a quick heads-up and a sincere apology if you recently received a strange email from our office. A phishing scam has made its way into our system, and while we're actively addressing the situation, we wanted to make sure you're aware.
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If you received an unexpected message with an attachment claiming to be an Excel file, especially one that asks you to update Excel or visit a third-party site, please do not open it. It’s not legitimate.
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If you have already clicked the link, don’t panic. Run a virus scan on your device and avoid entering any personal info or passwords. If you’re ever unsure, feel free to contact us directly to confirm if something came from us.
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Thanks for your understanding, and stay safe out there online.
Our Services
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Business Development
The Aboriginal Business Development Centre can assist entrepreneurs in all stages of their business development including completing market research, writing a business plan, registering the business, acquiring financing, hiring staff, and more. We can also assist with business growth and expansions, as well as business acquisitions.
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Financial Literacy
We aim to improve Financial Literacy in the community by hosting FREE Financial Literacy workshops for various groups and individuals. Workshops are interactive and conversation-based and cover topics such as banking, money management, saving, borrowing money, debt, and credit.
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Community Development
The Aboriginal Business Development Centre works with Aboriginal communities in order to increase capacity and assist them to achieve their goals. This support can take many forms and may include: workshop development and hosting, provision of resources, participation on committees or Board of Directors when invited, and the facilitation of potentially useful connections between individuals and groups.
The services you have provided to us in the past is why I continue to revisit your office, website and social media pages. I continue to refer many clients to the Aboriginal Business Development Office.
MJ Community Engagement Director Live Well
Northern Aboriginal Women Empowering Northern Nations
The Prince George Aboriginal Business Development Centre has created a Best Practices manual, and it is now available to the public. Pick up your copy at our office.