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Esdilagh Development Corporation(EDC) business Interns to perform business development research to inform the composition of business plans, ensuring we have professional business guidance tools to assist EDC in engaging in business sectors as identified in the Esdilagh Economic Development Plan and Investment Profile completed in 2011. Project goals are to produce professional quality Business Plans for:
1. Aggregate Business,Business Plan
2. Gas Station and Convenience Store Business Plan
3. Agriculture Business Plan
4. Forestry Business Plan
5. EDC Business Plan
6. Mineral Resource Company and Oil and Gas Company Business Plan Esdilagh Devleopment Corporation is owned by a ?Esdilagh First Nation who have land holdings and significant opportuniies to engage in the natural resource sectors as well as manufacturing and services sectors.
The research problem is, “How do First Nation’s unlock business potential on their lands for the best interest of their citizens, partners and Canada?” It is in the interests of the student interns and the EMBA program at the Beedie School to have permission to use as much of the material produced in the proposed research as possible. We recognize, however, that there may be sensitives, either culturally based, or based on commercial interests, in maintaining confidentiality with regard to some of the shared information
Mark Selman
Esdilagh Development Corporation
Business
Agriculture and Food; Forestry; Natural Resources; Oil and Gas; Public Service, Policy, and Governance; Other
Simon Fraser University
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