Short Description After delivering cultural support services and facilitating work placements for a Winnipeg Construction Association Training Project, First Nations entrepreneurs E.J. Fontaine and Eva Wilson-Fontaine identified a void in the market, and in 2006, E.J. and Eva founded AMIK, Canada's Original Indigenous Job Board, which immediately filled a niche by simplifying work placements between the country’s fastest growing labour force and employers, and AMIK has since grown to become Canada's #1 Leader in Indigenous Workforce Engagement & Training services, continuing to build strong partnerships nationwide through innovative strategies and customized solutions to strengthen the Indigenous future today, with a mission dedicated to enhancing the socio-economic participation of Canada's Indigenous demographic through respectful collaboration, and with values rooted in the 7 Sacred Teachings—Love, Wisdom, Truth, Respect, Honesty, Humility, and Courage—which guide the business forward, AMIK’s goals include helping Canada's Indigenous demographic access employment opportunities, helping employers recruit and retain Indigenous talent, and providing customized innovative solutions and training to promote the Indigenous workforce, offering services such as Cultural Sensitivity Training, Recruitment & Retention, Smart Work Ethics Training, and the Indigenous Job Board.