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Owned by Indigenous Communities. Built for Indigenous Futures.

  • Ray Morris - Nee Tahi Buhn - BC

  • Chief Clifford Sampare - Gitsagukla - BC

  • Nii Gyap House Group - BC

  • Chief Calvin Hyzims - Eagle Clan, Gitwangak - BC

  • Simi Diiks House Group - BC

  • Chief Alvin Hyzims - Gitxsen Nation - BC

  • Gilawa House Group - BC

  • Chief Charles Hyzims - Gitxsen Nation - BC

  • Luginaheit House Group - BC

  • Chief Ernest Hyzims - Gitxsen Nation - BC

  • Beldimwiltxw House Group - BC

  • Matriarch Nicole Johnson - Gitanyow - BC

  • Gunhulaks House Group - BC

  • Matriarch Barbara Hyzims - Gitxsen - BC

  • Hatagamya House Group - Gitxsen Nation - BC

  • James Bull - Louis Bull Tribe - AB

  • Ralph Makokis - Saddle Lake FN - AB

  • Julian Moulton - Tobique FN - NB

  • Hereditary Chief Carl Gregoire - Okanagan Band

  • Wade Eno - Metis Nation of Alberta - AB

  • Jacob Rush-Nisga a - Gingolix - BC

  • Jodie Eno - Metis Nation of Alberta - AB

  • Native Health Matters - Oklahoma

  • Tim Houseberg - Cherokee - Oklahoma

  • George Keef - Oneida - New York

  • Dave Dennis - Cherokee - Oklahoma

  • Kawenniiosta Jock - Mohawk - Akwesasne

  • Eric Bourgault - Nakota - Florida

  • Rebecca Johns - Cherokee - Oklahoma

  • Earl Hatley - Abernaki - Vermont

  • Bernard Allenbay - Chickasaw - Oklahoma

  • Jody Hardin - Cherokee - Arkansas

  • John Skenandore - Oneida Nation - Wisconsin

Turtle Island Group is proudly owned by a growing coalition of Indigenous communities, development corporations, and Nation-led economic entities.

Our shareholders are not just stakeholders — they are rightsholders. They guide our priorities, define our purpose, and ensure every step we take benefits their communities, lands, and future generations.

Together, our shareholders represent a powerful alliance of Nations committed to economic sovereignty, environmental stewardship, and culturally grounded project development.

We believe in collective strength — and we act in the interest of all communities we represent.

Turtle Island Group

Building Economic Futures Together

 

© 2035 by Turtle Island Group. 

 

A Coalition of Indigenous-Led Strength and Vision

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Turtle Island Group (TIG) is a coalition of Indigenous communities, organizations, and development entities working together to reclaim economic power, support sustainable growth, and protect our ancestral lands for generations to come.

We are Indigenous-owned, Indigenous-led, and grounded in the teachings, traditions, and governance systems of our Nations. Our strength comes not from one voice — but from the collective vision of many Nations walking together.

Though rooted primarily in what is now known as Canada, our reach — and our responsibility — extend across all of Turtle Island. We collaborate across artificial borders, uniting First Nations, Tribes, and Indigenous Peoples in the pursuit of prosperity, sovereignty, and environmental balance.

We partner with trusted allies in industry, policy, and community to develop projects that reflect Indigenous priorities — from infrastructure and clean energy to land restoration and community-led enterprise.

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What We Stand For:

  • Sovereignty – Indigenous-led decision-making in every project and partnership

  • Stewardship – Deep responsibility to the land, water, and all living beings

  • Solidarity – Standing with Indigenous Peoples across territories and Nations

  • Self-Determination – Building economies that work for our communities, not the other way around

 

We do not wait for change — we build it.

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