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The Indigenomics Institute Hosts its 3rd Global Indigenous Economic Forum

Financial Post ·

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Indigenomics Institute is hosting its third gathering of Indigenomics NOW , the world’s only 24-hour online global Indigenous economic forum on September 26, 2026 . Indigenomics NOW is the global expression of Indigenomics, an Indigenous economic design platform for advancing the growing economic power and knowledge of Indigenous Peoples.

“Indigenomics NOW brings a generational lens to economic design,” said Carol Anne Hilton, Host and Founder. “Economic systems generate value across multiple dimensions: financial return, ecological regeneration, cultural continuity, community wellbeing and the long-term health of living systems. These are the dimensions the conventional economic framework leaves off of the ledger. Indigenomics NOW demonstrates this in action through global engagement.”

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Across the 24-hour forum, following the sun around the world – from Turtle Island and the Pacific to Aotearoa, Africa, and Latin America, the conversations will explore the forces shaping the next generation of Indigenous economic growth, from capital and investment, entrepreneurship and trade to technology and AI, infrastructure, governance, and ownership. The forum will also examine finance, Indigenous institutions, youth and future generations, sustainable and regenerative economies, data, and new models of value creation.

Indigenomics NOW is Indigenous-led and open to Indigenous Nations, businesses, investors, governments, universities, students, and allies and anyone shaping the future of economic design. Join from anywhere for a single session or the full 24 hours. Bring your Nation, board or team as a delegation. Host a Watch Party in your community, campus or office. Every registration includes replay access, so the full 24 hours remain available after the forum.

The Indigenomics Institute is an Indigenous economic design, finance and technology platform that is advancing the visibility, architecture and activation of Indigenous economies. The Institute works with Indigenous Nations, governments, businesses and partners to shape the systems through which Indigenous economic power grows.

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