PG Aboriginal Business Development Centre

PG Aboriginal Business Development Centre We provide a full spectrum of culturally sensitive business and economic development services to Aboriginal individuals, organizations, and communities.

Central Display is proud to be supporting the Saulteau First Nations All Departments Open House, taking place June 12 at...
06/12/2026

Central Display is proud to be supporting the Saulteau First Nations All Departments Open House, taking place June 12 at the Saulteau First Nations Cultural Centre in Moberly Lake.

This community event provides an opportunity for members to connect with staff from all departments, learn about available programs and services, ask questions, and gain a better understanding of the work being done to support Saulteau First Nations members and families.

Central Display provided the trade show booths that help create an organized and welcoming environment where departments can connect directly with community members throughout the afternoon.

With over 30 years of experience supporting community events, conferences, and trade shows across Northern BC, Central Display is proud to help create spaces where information, ideas, and connections come together.

Some of the most valuable business lessons don’t come from a textbook or a course. They come from talking with other ent...
06/11/2026

Some of the most valuable business lessons don’t come from a textbook or a course. They come from talking with other entrepreneurs who have faced similar challenges, solved problems, and gained experience along the way.

Connecting with other business owners can provide new ideas, different perspectives, and practical advice that you may not find anywhere else. Whether it's through networking events, mentorship opportunities, workshops, community gatherings, or informal conversations, there is always something to learn from the experiences of others.

Other entrepreneurs can share insights on topics like marketing, customer service, pricing, business planning, and managing growth. They can also help you avoid common pitfalls by sharing lessons they learned firsthand.

Building connections within the business community is about more than networking. It's about creating relationships, sharing knowledge, and supporting one another's success.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, learning from peers, mentors, and experienced business owners can be a powerful way to build confidence and strengthen business skills. ABDC is here to help connect entrepreneurs with resources, opportunities, and networks that support ongoing growth and learning.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

Ready to turn your business idea into a reality?Join Ashley Provencher on June 19 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at 890 Vancouv...
06/09/2026

Ready to turn your business idea into a reality?

Join Ashley Provencher on June 19 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at 890 Vancouver Street in Prince George for a FREE Business Plan Development Workshop.

This hands-on workshop will guide participants through the essential steps of creating a business plan and understanding cash flow. You'll receive practical tools, support, and guidance to help move your ideas forward with confidence.

Whether you're exploring a new business venture or looking to strengthen an existing idea, this workshop will help you build a solid foundation for future success.

Light breakfast, lunch, swag, and door prizes are included, and the workshop is open to co-ed participants.

Limited spots available. Register no later than June 15 by contacting Ashley Provencher at 250.562.6325 or [email protected].

Training and learning in business don’t have to be expensive. In fact, some of the most valuable skills can be built usi...
06/04/2026

Training and learning in business don’t have to be expensive. In fact, some of the most valuable skills can be built using free or low-cost resources that fit into your schedule and your budget.

Want to improve your marketing? Spend time exploring free tutorials on social media, photography, or content creation. Looking to get more organized? Free budgeting templates, bookkeeping tools, and business planning resources can help you stay on track. Need support with confidence or decision-making? Mentorship, networking events, and conversations with experienced business owners can offer valuable insight.

You can also build skills by setting small goals. Learn how to take better product photos, improve customer communication, organize your bookkeeping, strengthen time management, or try a new way to promote your business.

The goal isn’t to spend more money. It’s to build confidence, knowledge, and stronger business habits one step at a time.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, affordable access to training and skill-building can help strengthen businesses and open the door to new opportunities. ABDC is here to help connect you with resources, support, and practical tools to keep moving forward.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

Learning doesn’t stop once your business is up and running. In fact, some of the most successful business owners are alw...
06/02/2026

Learning doesn’t stop once your business is up and running. In fact, some of the most successful business owners are always learning, adapting, and finding new ways to strengthen what they do.

As part of this month’s focus on training and learning in business, we’ll be exploring how continued growth, skill-building, and education can help support long-term business success.

Customer habits change, technology evolves, trends shift, and new challenges can appear when you least expect them. Staying open to learning can help you make better decisions, solve problems more confidently, and discover new opportunities for growth.

Learning in business doesn’t always mean formal training. It can come from workshops, conversations with other entrepreneurs, mentorship, community events, trying new tools, or simply gaining experience through day-to-day business operations.

Even small steps matter. Learning a new skill, improving a process, or gaining a better understanding of your customers can make a meaningful difference over time.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, ongoing learning can help build confidence, strengthen business skills, and support long-term success. ABDC is here to provide guidance, resources, and opportunities to help you continue learning and growing along your business journey.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

Summer can be a great opportunity to meet customers where they already are. Markets, festivals, community events, pop-up...
05/28/2026

Summer can be a great opportunity to meet customers where they already are. Markets, festivals, community events, pop-ups, and outdoor gatherings can help bring visibility to your business while creating new opportunities to connect.

Depending on your business, “taking it outside” might look different. You could set up at a local market, offer products or services at a community event, partner with another business for a pop-up, or bring mobile services directly to customers. Even small changes, like outdoor signage, event sponsorship, or seasonal displays, can help attract attention during the busy summer months.

Community events can also be a chance to introduce new people to your business, test products, build relationships, and strengthen your local presence without a major investment.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, summer can create valuable opportunities to increase visibility, connect with community, and grow your business in new ways. ABDC is here to help you explore ideas that work for your goals and your budget.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

Summer can be a great time to try simple promotions that help bring in customers without stretching your budget. A succe...
05/26/2026

Summer can be a great time to try simple promotions that help bring in customers without stretching your budget. A successful promotion doesn’t need to be complicated or expensive. Sometimes small ideas can make a big impact.

Consider offering a seasonal special, a limited-time service, or bundling products together at a value price. You might encourage repeat business through referral incentives, offer a summer-themed product or package, or tie promotions to local events, markets, festivals, or community gatherings.

You can also think about small ways to encourage engagement, such as a giveaway, a loyalty incentive, or a “bring a friend” offer that helps introduce new customers to your business.

The key is keeping it manageable and choosing promotions that make sense for your customers, your schedule, and your business goals.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, thoughtful seasonal promotions can help maintain momentum during slower months and create new opportunities to connect with customers and community. ABDC is here to help you explore practical ideas that support your business growth.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

Ready to turn your ideas into something bigger?Join us on May 29 from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM at 890 Vancouver Street in Prin...
05/21/2026

Ready to turn your ideas into something bigger?

Join us on May 29 from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM at 890 Vancouver Street in Prince George for the Indigenous Youth Entrepreneurship (IYE) Workshop, a FREE hands-on opportunity designed to help Indigenous youth ages 18–39 build confidence, strengthen ideas, and gain practical skills for entrepreneurship.

Whether you’re exploring a business idea for the first time or already working toward a goal, this workshop is designed to help you take the next step. Participants will gain practical knowledge, hands-on skills, and tools to help turn ideas into thriving businesses and build a strong foundation for long-term success.

A light breakfast and lunch will be provided, along with door prizes and swag!

Limited seats available. Register by May 25 by contacting Brooklyn Kinsley at 250.562.6325 or [email protected]

For Indigenous youth entrepreneurs, investing in your ideas today can help create opportunities for tomorrow.

We’re on the road with workshops!This June, ABDC facilitator Ashley Provencher will be hosting three FREE workshops in F...
05/19/2026

We’re on the road with workshops!

This June, ABDC facilitator Ashley Provencher will be hosting three FREE workshops in Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, and Dawson Creek, helping entrepreneurs and aspiring business owners build skills, strengthen ideas, and plan for success.

June 2 – Indigenous Women in Entrepreneurship Workshop
Fort Nelson Aboriginal Friendship Society | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Designed for Indigenous women interested in entrepreneurship, this workshop focuses on business development, planning, resilience, effective business practices, and support systems to help move ideas forward with confidence. Must be an Indigenous female to attend.

June 4 – Business Plan Development Workshop
Fort St. John Friendship Society | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Ready to turn a business idea into reality? This hands-on workshop will guide participants through business planning, cash flow basics, and practical tools to help build a strong foundation. Open to co-ed participants.

June 5 – Business Plan Development Workshop
Nawican Youth and Cultural Centre, Dawson Creek | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Learn the essentials of creating a business plan, understanding cash flow, and developing practical next steps to move your business goals forward. Open to co-ed participants.

All workshops include a light breakfast, lunch, door prizes, and swag.

Limited spots available. Register by May 29 by contacting Ashley Provencher at 250.562.6325 or [email protected]

Please note that the Aboriginal Business Development Centre will be closed on Monday, May 18, for the Victoria Day long ...
05/14/2026

Please note that the Aboriginal Business Development Centre will be closed on Monday, May 18, for the Victoria Day long weekend.

We hope everyone has a safe and relaxing holiday weekend and has the opportunity to spend time with family, friends, and community.

Our office at 890 Vancouver Street will reopen during regular business hours following the holiday.

If you have questions or would like to connect with our team, please reach out before the long weekend at 250.562.6325.

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890 Vancouver Street
Prince George, BC
V2L2P5

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12505626325

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