RECONCILIATION
SPEAKERS BUREAU
JENNIFER DAVID
A member of Chapleau Cree First Nation, has over 25 years of experience in Indigenous communications and consulting, including serving as Director of Communications for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network and founding her own consulting company. As a Senior Consultant and partner at NVision Insight Group, she leads Truth and Reconciliation initiatives, while also contributing to Indigenous arts and culture through freelance writing, board service, and co-hosting the Storykeepers podcast.
MY STORY
I’ve spent 25 years working in Indigenous communications and consulting, starting my career as a youth entrepreneur with my own consulting business before becoming the Director of Communications for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network. I’m a member of Chapleau Cree First Nation, born and raised in Omushkego/Treaty 9 territory, and have degrees in Journalism and English literature from Carleton University. In 2003, I became a partner at NVision Insight Group, a majority Indigenous-owned consulting firm, where I currently serve as a Senior Consultant and minority shareholder. I oversee our Truth and Reconciliation practice and manage NVision’s cultural awareness and competency courses under The Path.
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As a communicator, researcher, published writer, and facilitator, I bring energy and creativity to every project, driven by my deep commitment to promoting Indigenous cultures and amplifying First Nations, Inuit, and Métis voices. In addition to sitting on the board of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, I write freelance articles for the National Gallery of Canada magazine on Indigenous art and co-host Storykeepers: Let’s Talk Indigenous Books, a podcast about Indigenous literature. Outside of work, I’m a mother of two teens, a voracious reader, and passionate about celebrating Indigenous stories and voices.