ABHF

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AcronymDefinition
ABHFArkansas Blues and Heritage Festival (Helena, AR; formerly King Biscuit Blues Festival)
ABHFAustralian Bush Heritage Fund
ABHFAboriginal Business Hall of Fame (Canada)
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Thunder inducted into Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame
Manitoba pipestone: special section providing news from Manitoba
David Tuccaro, from the Mikisew Cree First Nation, has been inducted into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame for 2012.
Tuccaro recognized for business strength
Earlier this year she became the first woman inducted into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame by the Canadian Council of Aborignal Business.
Community says goodbye to Suzanne Rochon-Burnett
15 when two Aboriginal businessmen were inducted into the newly established Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame. Dr.
Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame honors leaders
into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame. Tuccaro and Koostachin both demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit early in life, said the council, building on success and ultimately operating several businesses over the course of their careers.
The Canadian council for Aboriginal business inducted
He has been called fearless, shrewd, a visionary, a natural born leader, a contemporary shaman and the "Lee Iaccoca of the North." Billy Diamond, a legend in his own right, is now one of the first inductees into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame.
Cree man lead people through the flood waters
THE CANADIAN COUNCIL FOR Aboriginal Business has named Chief Clarence Louie of the Osoyoos Indian Band in British Columbia and Ruth Williams, the Chief Executive Officer of All Nations Trust Company, B.C., to the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame recognizes their accomplishments in achieving sustainable economic development in Aboriginal communities.
The Canadian Council
Nominations are now being accepted for inductees into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame, which will honor the best and brightest Aboriginal people making advances in the business field today.
Recognizing achievement
Boucher was recently recognized for his entrepreneurial spirit by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business when he was inducted into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame on Feb.
Family, community responsibility key to Boucher's business success
But CCAB took the opportunity to announce its plans to establish an Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame.
CCAB celebrates 20th anniversary commemorated
Buffalo has a long list of honors under his belt, including his installation in 2007 into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.
Chief Victor Buffalo of the Samson Cree Nation will be installed as an "officer" of the order of Canada. The announcement was made by Governor General Michaelle Jean on July 1
Ron Jamieson a recent laureate to the Canadian Council For Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame accredits education for his success as an accomplished businessman.
Education a key to success for Jamieson
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