OUR MISSION
The NACCC is a financial institution committed to the economic development of First Nations of Québec. Its mandate is to serve as a preferential partner in the economic development of Aboriginal communities through support of entrepreneurship in the following fields:

• financing,

• entrepreneurial development,

• advisory services and management support.

The NACCC primarily serves the following First Nations: Abenaki, Algonquin, Atikamekw, Huron-Wendat, Micmac, as well as members of the Native Alliance of Québec inc. and other First Nations not already served by an Aboriginal Capital Corporation, such as the Malecite and Naskapi nations.

CORPORATE PROFILE
Native Commercial Credit Corporation (NACCC) is a non-profit corporation created in 1992. Over the years, and thanks to numerous initiatives, the NACCC has been able to develop specific expertise in various areas related more particularly to Aboriginal economic development.  NACCC is solidly entrenched in many networks, resulting in quick access to various kinds of information. NACCC has an excellent multi-disciplinary team with a number of years of experience at its disposal.

 

18 COMMUNITIES    |   77 ACTIVE MEMBERS   |  7 FIRST NATIONS

 

MESSAGE from the Management and the Board of Directors 2005

BOARD OF DIRECTORS and STAFF

FOR MORE INFORMATION on First Nations in Québec

COMMERCIAL LOANS
Commercial financing for the start-up or expansion of businesses owned and controlled by a majority of Natives. Short-, medium- and long- term loans.

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
Entrust your accounting to the Corporation économique et financière autochtone and focus on developing your business.
In collaboration with NACCC.

CONSULTING SERVICES
Several types of advisory services supporting the economic development of First Nations.

YOUTH BUSINESS PROGRAM
A technical and financial assistance program aimed at developing entrepreneurship in Native youths and supporting their business start-ups. For those aged 35 and under.

VENTURE CAPITAL
NACCC is sponsoring the First Nations Venture Capital of Québec