Aboriginal Equity Partners Incorporated
Aboriginal Equity Partners Incorporated (AEPI), a First Nations-owned and operated business led by Haida Gwaii Hereditary Chief Roy S Jones Jr., is dedicated to fostering economic growth and sustainable development within Indigenous communities across Western Canada. AEPI's core team comprises of Rob Krell and Mike Simpson, who spearhead business development efforts for the company.
Chief Roy, also the owner of Pacific Balance Marine Management Corporation, actively collaborates with key organizations such as the National Chiefs Coalition in Alberta, First Nations Power Authority, and First Nations Major Projects Coalition. He is a passionate advocate for alternative energy solutions and leads community education initiatives on Small and Mini Modular Reactors.
With extensive experience working with Enbridge on the Northern Gateway pipeline project, Chief Roy understands the importance of effective Indigenous consultation in industrial development. AEPI leverages this expertise to provide consultation services across Western Canada, fostering understanding and collaboration between industry and Indigenous communities.
AEPI actively champions environmental progress. Recognizing the potential impact of legislation like C-59, AEPI is prepared to advocate for industrial players who demonstrate genuine environmental breakthroughs and technological advancements that contribute to mitigating climate change.
Furthermore, AEPI is committed to introducing new, clean energy technologies to First Nation communities in BC, Alberta, and Saskatchewan, addressing critical challenges related to power, clean water, plastic waste, and landfill accumulation.
Finally, through Chief Roy's extensive network, AEPI facilitates the formation and management of Indigenous coalitions, fostering collaboration and securing funding for industrial projects through provincial and federal Indigenous grants and opportunities.
AEPI stands ready to support and facilitate both industrial and clean technology projects across Western Canada, contributing to sustainable economic development and environmental stewardship.