Economic Development
Four Host First Nations executive director Tewanee Joseph speaking at the 2010 Aboriginal Business Summit, February 2007
Join the 2010 Team
For those seeking an exciting employment or volunteer opportunity, the Games provide a chance to tap into existing skills and talents, and to develop new ones. By Games time, Vancouver 2010 will require a workforce of approximately 1,400 full-time employees, 3,500 temporary employees and 25,000 dedicated volunteers to host the Winter Games. You could be one of them.
For those seeking an exciting employment or volunteer opportunity, the Games provide a chance to tap into existing skills and talents, and to develop new ones. By Games time, Vancouver 2010 will require a workforce of approximately 1,400 full-time employees, 3,500 temporary employees and 25,000 dedicated volunteers to host the Winter Games. You could be one of them.
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Become a 2010 employee
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Become a 2010 volunteer
Opportunities for Aboriginal business
For qualified Aboriginal businesses and entrepreneurs, the Games offer an incredible opportunity to expand, diversify and reach new markets – be it across Canada, or around the world.
For qualified Aboriginal businesses and entrepreneurs, the Games offer an incredible opportunity to expand, diversify and reach new markets – be it across Canada, or around the world.
Stay informed
If you’d like to receive the latest updates on Aboriginal participation in the 2010 Games, including Games-related opportunities and information on how to access them, sign up for our Aboriginal Participation e-newsletter
If you’d like to receive the latest updates on Aboriginal participation in the 2010 Games, including Games-related opportunities and information on how to access them, sign up for our Aboriginal Participation e-newsletter
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