ABM Revenue and Competitors

The ABM connects a national network of Indigenous and non-Indigenous decision makers to create opportunities for business, training and employment. ABM offers a dynamic network of qualified decision makers representing communities and businesses, as well as select non-profit organizations and government agencies supporting business development, training and employment. ABM connects a national network in tune with the vast opportunities and unique characteristics of Aboriginal economic and business development in two ways: 1. One-click profiles: All ABM Delegates create detailed profiles on the ABM website. Fully searchable by conference attendee or industry focus, these profiles feature business priorities, projects and partnership opportunities, as well as products and services either required or offered. 2. One-on-one pre-scheduled appointments: ABM Delegates choose to meet one-on-one through the selection of potential business matches using profile information. ABM levels the playing field to allow business connections to be made. The 2.5-day intensive experience eliminates geographic barriers, condenses time requirements and reduces costs, thus facilitating opportunities. in 2017, 2 out of 10 delegates left ABM with a concrete deal in place, and 7 out of 10 expected to close deals as a result of their attendance, making ABM the most powerful Aboriginal-driven business development event in Canada.