Brett Bradshaw is a passionate leader known for creating meaningful engagement and mutual benefit through her strategic approach and relationship-building skills.

With a rich background that spans several sectors, Brett consistently delivers impactful results. She thrives on the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with Indigenous communities across Canada. Her work has supported many Nations, including the English River First Nation in Saskatchewan, the Westbank First Nation in British Columbia, the Six Rivers of the Grand Nation in Ontario, and the Inuit community of Baker Lake in Nunavut.

Brett's consulting portfolio includes clients such as Yáthi Néné Lands and Resource Office, TIPI Group of Companies, and the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, alongside corporate clients like Rio Tinto, Mastercard Foundation, Forum Energy Metals, Ontario Power Generation and the Greater Toronto Airport Authority.

Specializing in holistic and fluid engagement strategies, Brett excels in leading community-driven initiatives. As an active member of the International Association of Public Participation Indigenous Engagement Community of Practice, Brett is also an avid writer and outdoor enthusiast. She resides on Treaty Six territory in Saskatoon with her two young daughters, continually inspired by the vibrant community around her.