NACCA, the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, is the national association for a network of Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) dedicated to stimulating economic growth for Indigenous people in Canada.
The IFI network provides financing and support to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit businesses.
NACCA is membership-driven, and committed to the needs of Aboriginal Financial Institutions and the Indigenous businesses that they serve.
NACCA plays a national coordinating role on behalf of its members, by advocating for Indigenous economic development, by representing the unified voice of AFIs, by publishing national and regional results of AFI work, by fostering partnerships and building capacity, and by delivering the Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program products and services to the AFIs.

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NACCA is the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, a Canadian non-profit that stimulates economic growth and financial sovereignty for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit by promoting and supporting a national network of Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs). For over 35 years NACCA has provided advocacy, capacity building, access to capital and specialized programs (including Indigenous Entrepreneurship Program, Indigenous Women and Youth programs, and the Indigenous Growth Fund) so IFIs can deliver loans, mentorship and business support to Indigenous entrepreneurs across Canada. NACCA serves as the unified voice for IFIs, facilitates funding and program access, and tracks impact metrics such as IFI reach, loan disbursements, jobs created and GDP contribution.

NACCA, the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, is the national association for a network of Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) dedicated to stimulating economic growth for Indigenous people in Canada. The IFI network provides financing and support to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit businesses. NACCA is membership-driven, and committed to the needs of Aboriginal Financial Institutions and the Indigenous businesses that they serve.

NACCA plays a national coordinating role on behalf of its members, by advocating for Indigenous economic development, by representing the unified voice of AFIs, by publishing national and regional results of AFI work, by fostering partnerships and building capacity, and by delivering the Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program products and services to the AFIs.

• Support implementation and administration of the Indigenous Women and Youth Entrepreneurship (IWYE) Program and related initiatives
• Review proposals, assess funding, and support reporting
• Draft and manage contribution agreements and contracts
• Monitor funding programs, reporting requirements, KPIs, and microloan program activities
• Prepare reports and maintain accurate program records
• Review financial claims and expenditures for compliance with funding agreements
• Monitor budgets, forecasts, and financial performance
• Resolve issues related to claims, reporting, and funding requirements
• Maintain audit-ready documentation and coordinate with internal finance teams
• Ensure accurate financial coding and record management
• Contribute to business resources, training, workshops, program planning, and performance monitoring
• Support special projects, campaigns, and emerging initiatives
• Build and maintain relationships with Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs)
• Serve as a key contact for program support and guidance
• Participate in meetings, events, and engagement activities
• Support development and delivery of training programs
• Provide guidance and support to junior staff and program partners
• Assist with conferences, training sessions, and event logistics
• Support procurement activities, including RFPs and vendor contracts
• Provide administrative support, document management, and inventory coordination
• Collaborate across NACCA programs to support organizational priorities
• Perform other related duties as assigned

Program Officer

Program Officer administering Indigenous Women and Youth Entrepreneurship funding for NACCA, Canada’s Indigenous capital corporations association. Managing contracts, compliance, reporting, and Indigenous Financial Institution relationships.

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• Process Indigenous Entrepreneurship Program applications, claims, payments, legal documents, and related reporting information from assigned IFI regions
• Apply approved policies and procedures related to ABFP, ACDP, ADLA, and IRB programs
• Process applications, claims, and payments within five business days of receipt
• Draft legal documents within approved IEP policies and procedures
• Verify submitted information for completeness and quality
• Provide approval/remediation recommendations to senior management for risk mitigation and compliance
• Follow due diligence and risk management processes
• Maintain accurate client files and reporting/payment records
• Communicate with assigned Indigenous Financial Institutions and provide guidance on IEP policies and procedures
• Advise IFIs of Committee meetings, deadlines, payments, and missing or corrected documentation
• Peer-review applications and claims for policy adherence and decision-making consistency
• Respond to general inquiries and refer them to the appropriate IFI
• Maintain IFI client/project files and records in accordance with accessibility and confidentiality requirements
• Recommend file classifications and corporate-record maintenance practices
• Provide documentation for committees and stakeholder meetings
• Attend working groups and participate in special projects
• Collaborate with other NACCA programs and entities
• Handle confidential and sensitive information discreetly
• Undertake related duties as required

IEP Support Officer

IEP Support Officer processing applications, claims, payments, and legal documents for NACCA, which supports Indigenous financial institutions and economic development.
Providing IFI guidance, records management, policy compliance, and client services in a hybrid Ottawa role.

NACCA, the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, is the national association for a network of Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs) dedicated to stimulating economic growth for Indigenous people in Canada. The IFI network provides financing and support to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit businesses. NACCA is membership-driven, and committed to the needs of Aboriginal Financial Institutions and the Indigenous businesses that they serve. NACCA plays a national coordinating role on behalf of its members, by advocating for Indigenous economic development, by representing the unified voice of AFIs, by publishing national and regional results of AFI work, by fostering partnerships and building capacity, and by delivering the Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program products and services to the AFIs.

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