Subject: 3 Things You Must Know About Hiring Indigenous for Your Event

Hi friend@example.com,


If your organization is planning to hire Indigenous performers, speakers, dancers, or cultural programming for an upcoming event, there are a few things you should know first.


We’ve worked with companies, schools, municipalities, conferences, and organizations that genuinely want to include Indigenous culture—but sometimes they’re unsure where to start.


How do you hire the right people?

What should you ask for?

What should you absolutely NOT do?


We put together a short guide covering:

3 things you should know before hiring Indigenous talent — and 7 things you should never do.


It’ll help you avoid some of the common mistakes we see and create an experience that is respectful, meaningful, and memorable for your audience.


And if you decide you’d rather have our team take care of it, you can also learn about bringing the Ultimate Powwow Experience to your event.


→ Read the 3 things to know + 7 things NOT to do

https://www.ultimatepowwowexperience.com/for-event-planners-corporate-teams-ready-to-book


We get booked throughout the year, so if you already have an upcoming event in mind, you can request availability from our team through that page as well.


Patrick
Powwow Times


P.S. Even if you're not ready to book yet, read the guide. Knowing these 10 things before you start reaching out to Indigenous talent can save your organization from making some very avoidable mistakes.


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