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An interview with Bill Kadachuk
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Many of you want to know what type of work
an EDO actually does, so we asked Bill Kadachuk, an Aboriginal economic development
officer from the Paskwayak Development Corporation in The Pas, Manitoba, to answer some
commonly asked questions.
Bill has also earned his technician level
C.E.D., and is in the final stages of earning his Professional designation.
How long have you
been an EDO? "I've been an Economic Development
Officer/Manager for approximately ten years."
What made you decide
to become an EDO? "I was a snowmobile/outboard motor technician at a
local repair shop for about six years. It was during the latter part of 1989 that I
realized I did not want to be a repair technician for the rest of my life and decided to
upgrade my education. As luck would have it, there was an advertisement in our local
newspaper for an EDO Trainee. I applied for the job, was successful and ever since
then I've continued to upgrade my academic standing while providing economic &
business development services and training for our First Nation members."
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