A recurring summit convening Indigenous leaders, founders, and artists: keynotes, working sessions, and session recordings open to those who could not attend.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Nativesummit Does
Convene Indigenous leaders, entrepreneurs, and creators for talks and working sessions, and carry the conversations to anyone who couldn't attend
Talks from Indigenous leaders in governance, business, land stewardship, and the arts.
Small-room sessions where delegations work on shared problems: economic development, language programs, land projects.
Native-owned businesses present what they are building to an audience that includes buyers and partners.
Performances, exhibitions, and artist talks woven through the summit schedule.
Keynotes and selected sessions published afterward, free, so distance is not a barrier to the conversation.
Delegates stay connected between summits through regional meetups and a shared directory.
How Nativesummit Works
Each summit publishes its themes, speakers, and working-session tracks ahead of time.
Join in person as a delegate, or watch the open recordings and briefings published after each gathering.
Working sessions end with owners and next steps, tracked between summits through the delegate network.
About
Nativesummit — A gathering of Indigenous leaders, builders, and artists Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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Tribal and community leaders, Native entrepreneurs and nonprofit heads, artists, and the partners who work with them. Registration criteria are published for each gathering.
Yes. Keynotes and selected sessions are recorded and published free after each gathering, and the newsletter summarizes what came out of the working rooms.
A program council of past delegates reviews nominations each cycle; the council and selection criteria are listed openly.
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