Human Resources and Leadership Skills Conference put on by Legacy Bowes
Saskatoon, SK
October 7 & 8, 2025
Building Bridges Conference
Two Days of Insightful Learning & Connection
October 7 & 8, 2025
Building Bridges: Creating Positive and Thriving Workplaces is the first Building Bridges conference in Saskatoon, hosted by Legacy Bowes. Held in a city known for its bridges—both literal and symbolic—this ground-breaking Human Resources & Leadership Skills Conference will bring together Indigenous and Non-Indigenous professionals, leaders, and workplace influencers to explore innovative strategies for bridging Indigenous practices while fostering positive work environments, enhancing employee well-being, and strengthening organizational culture.
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Join us for this inspiring event and be part of the movement to build bridges, connecting people, culture, ideas, and strategies to create thriving workplaces where employees and organizations succeed together!
Who is Legacy Bowes?
Legacy Bowes and TIPI Group of Companies helps clients live Mino-Pimatisiwin: a “good life,” through a comprehensive suite of values-based Human Resources and Business Advisory Services, to build good workplaces, strong foundations and a legacy of lasting impact as a leader in Economic Reconciliation.
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Sponsors
More than a conference, Building Bridges is a platform for authentic dialogue, healing, and shared learning between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Sponsoring this event aligns your organization with a mission to build stronger, more resilient workplaces, while directly supporting Indigenous-owned businesses and advancing reconciliation in meaningful ways.
Rooted in the principle of Mino-Pimatisiwin, “the good life” in Swampy Cree, the conference explores how Indigenous ideologies and values can enrich modern leadership and organizational culture.
Your sponsorship helps power this mission and puts your brand in front of a targeted, engaged audience ready to make an impact.
Vendors
As part of this dynamic two-day event, we're inviting Indigenous makers and local artisans to showcase their work.
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We’re seeking vendors who create unique, handcrafted items—such as beadwork, textiles, jewelry, artwork, and culturally inspired crafts. This is a meaningful opportunity to connect with human resources professionals, leaders, and changemakers from across the region.
Vendor registration is $250 for the full two-day event, which includes a dedicated space to display and sell your work. We kindly ask each vendor to contribute an item for our door prize giveaway, helping to further spotlight your brand while supporting the spirit of community and collaboration.
Come be part of a marketplace that celebrates culture, creativity, and the power of connection.