3P Strategic Alliance Inc.

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Empowering Indigenous Engagement Strategies

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Expert consulting for successful Indigenous partnerships.

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Our Mission

At 3P Strategic Alliance Inc., our mission is to provide expert consulting services that enhance Indigenous engagement. We are dedicated to fostering strong relationships built on trust and respect.

About 3P Strategic Alliance Inc.

Our Vision

Bridging Nations. Empowering Partnerships. Advancing Reconciliation.

We specialize in guiding governments, industries, and Indigenous communities through the complex landscape of:

  • Indigenous Engagement & Consultation
  • Treaty Rights & Implementation
  • Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) Negotiation

... and more

  • Strategic  Planning & Governance Advisory
  • Workforce Development & Advocacy
  • Cross-Cultural Competency & Training
  • Construction  and Renovations
  • Education/Teaching/Instruction

  

Whether your project is at the concept, negotiation, or implementation phase, we help you get it right, respectfully and effectively.

Our Expertise

Community-Led Consultation
Supporting informed, meaningful, and rights-based dialogue with Indigenous communities.

Treaty Analysis & Application
Unpacking historical and modern Treaties to clarify obligations, opportunities, and responsibilities.

Impact Benefit Agreements (IBAs)
Designing, negotiating, and monitoring equitable agreements that reflect mutual benefit and long-term impact.

Advisory Services for Government, Industry and First Nations

Transforming Businesses with 3P Strategic Alliance Inc. Consulting

Workforce and Capacity Building
Connecting training, employment, and advocacy initiatives with community goals.

Strategic and Governance Planning
Aligning Indigenous priorities with sustainable economic development and sovereign decision-making.

Cross-Cultural Training
Equipping organizations with the tools to understand, respect, and work effectively in Indigenous contexts. 

Why chose 3P Strategic Alliance Inc.

Experience

  • Experience: Decades of frontline work with First Nations communities.
  • Trusted Advisors: We’ve facilitated complex negotiations with industry, Crown-agencies, and community leadership.

Success

  • Networked Expertise: If we don’t have the answer, we know someone who does.
  • Outcome-Driven: Every engagement is tailored to produce measurable, strategic, and lasting outcomes.

Our Approach

  • Grounded in Reconciliation: Our work aligns with the Truth and Reconciliation      Commission’s Calls to Action and the UN Declaration on the Rights of      Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).

Juliet Rickard President/CEO

Juliet Rickard is a highly accomplished leader with a distinguished career dedicated to advancing the interests and prosperity of First Nations communities. With extensive experience working alongside First Nations, Tribal Councils, and Boards, Juliet brings a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous governance, community dynamics, and sustainable development.


Her expertise spans a wide range of sectors, including Education, Social Development, Economic Development, Employment & Training, and Community Engagement. She has led and contributed to community and strategic planning initiatives, policy development, and capacity-building efforts, always with a focus on strengthening self-determination and long-term sustainability.


Juliet’s management background is equally diverse, covering Finance & Administration, Education, Economic and Business Development, Project Management, and Property Management. Her leadership has consistently driven organizational growth and operational excellence across complex, multi-stakeholder environments.


In addition to her operational and strategic roles, Juliet brings valuable insight through her corporate board experience in sectors such as Education, Tourism, Housing, Business, and Employment & Training. Her governance expertise and commitment to inclusive, community-driven development have made her a trusted advisor and advocate across the Indigenous landscape.  Passionate, principled, and deeply rooted in community values, Juliet continues to champion meaningful partnerships that foster growth, cultural respect, and economic opportunity for Indigenous communities.

Harry J. Rickard VP. Strategic Partnerships

Harry J. Rickard is a respected Indigenous Relations Consultant and Advisor with over 40 years of experience advancing socio-economic development initiatives across Indigenous communities and industry sectors. With a career rooted in integrity, collaboration, and cultural understanding, Harry has been instrumental in creating lasting partnerships that honor Indigenous rights and foster mutual prosperity.


Specializing in local and regional socio-economic development, Harry has successfully negotiated partnerships, successfully acquired more than $458 million in contracts and joint ventures for numerous First Nation businesses and partners. His approach is grounded in thorough consultation, inclusive engagement, and strategic collaboration, ensuring every project reflects the voices and priorities of the communities involved.


Harry’s expertise includes:

  • Community Economic Development project coordination and implementation
  • Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) negotiations and compensation frameworks
  • Partnering, creating Partnerships, facilitation and mediation for joint ventures and business development
  • Navigating traditional territorial concerns with deep respect for Indigenous culture,  values, and environmental stewardship
  • Developing conflict resolution strategies that align with community protocols
  • Ensuring diversity, equity, and inclusion in all Indigenous-industry engagements
  • Deep knowledge of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and their application in      development contexts
  • Leading cross-cultural training and developing engagement protocols for First Nations and industry
  • Creating employment and training mechanisms that bridge Indigenous workforce goals with industry needs


Harry is a trusted advisor known for his unwavering commitment to reconciliation, capacity-building, and respectful engagement. His leadership continues to contribute to successful partnerships that balance economic development with cultural preservation and community empowerment.

David N. Rickard Construction Consultant / Advisor

David N. Rickard is a seasoned Construction Consultant and Advisor with over 30 years of experience across a wide spectrum of construction environments, ranging from large-scale infrastructure projects to community-focused housing initiatives in remote Indigenous regions.


 A Certified Red Seal Carpenter and Unionized Craft Safety Representative, David brings a strong foundation in skilled trades, project leadership, and culturally informed construction practices.

David’s extensive project portfolio includes hydroelectric dams in Ontario and Manitoba, bridge and highway construction, high-rise commercial and residential buildings, and residential housing development for First Nations communities in Northern Ontario, Nunavut, and Quebec. His hands-on experience has given him unique insight into the challenges and opportunities of cross-cultural 


Indigenous engagement on construction sites and within project and business management frameworks.

Key areas of expertise include:

  • Residential Housing Development in remote and urban Indigenous communities, with a focus on long-term sustainability and cultural sensitivity
  • Property and Project Management, including emergency maintenance, new builds, renovations, and custom construction
  • Concrete Forming and Infrastructure Development, including hydro dams, bridges, box culverts, and urban high-rises
  • Furniture and Cabinetry Manufacturing, supporting local craftsmanship and small-scale enterprise
  • Trades Apprenticeship Programming and Employment Training in      carpentry and general construction, fostering Indigenous workforce      development and skill transfer
  • Safety Leadership and Workforce Supervision, with a unionized background ensuring high standards in workplace safety and compliance


David is passionate about building more than just structures—he is committed to developing skilled tradespeople, supporting Indigenous self-reliance through employment and training, and delivering quality construction that meets both technical standards and cultural expectations.

With a collaborative, hands-on approach and deep respect for community values, David continues to support housing and infrastructure solutions that promote resilience, opportunity, and long-term capacity in Indigenous communities.

Olu Oyebamiji Senior Business Analyst Consultant | Community-Centered Solutions Architect | Indigenous Economic Development Advocate

With over a decade of cross-functional experience in the Insurance, Healthcare, Manufacturing, and Food Distribution sectors, Olu is a seasoned Senior Business Analyst known for transforming complex business challenges into practical, results-driven solutions. Leveraging deep expertise in both Agile/Scrum and Waterfall SDLC methodologies, Olu has consistently delivered high-impact outcomes through comprehensive requirements analysis, process optimization, and cross-functional stakeholder engagement.


Olu brings a unique perspective to business analysis by integrating culturally informed approaches that align with the values, traditions, and economic goals of Indigenous communities. Through meaningful collaboration and respectful engagement, he has contributed to Indigenous-led initiatives that support economic growth, skill development, and community-driven capacity building.


Throughout his career, Olu has worked to ensure that technological and operational solutions do not simply serve business objectives, but also uplift and empower local communities—particularly Indigenous groups—through inclusive design, respectful engagement, and long-term sustainability.

Whether supporting the modernization of enterprise systems or contributing to initiatives that enhance community self-sufficiency, Olu remains committed to reconciliation through action—bridging innovation and cultural integrity to foster lasting impact.

Angie Bourgeois Social Worker / Community Development Specialist / Homelessness & Life Skills Advocate

Angie is bi-lingual with a broad and diverse background in social services, Angie Bourgeois is a dedicated social worker committed to fostering positive change through compassionate, client-centered approaches. Over her career, she has gained extensive experience supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, providing wrap-around services, life skills programs, and culturally responsive care to empower clients to rebuild their lives.
 

Her multifaceted experience includes working directly with clients, coordinating multidisciplinary services, and developing tailored solutions that address their unique needs. Angie’s work emphasizes dignity, respect, and understanding, especially for those navigating the challenges of transitioning into larger communities or overcoming complex social barriers.
 

Angie specializes in meeting clients where they are—whether in community settings or within their environments—and creating pathways toward stable housing, self-sufficiency, and personal growth. Her background encompasses facilitating life skills development, housing support, community engagement, and culturally appropriate programs that promote resilience and long-term stability.
 

Rooted in her community-focused approach, Angie understands the importance of connection and cultural relevance in social work. She is passionate about applying her diverse experience to support individuals from various backgrounds, including those from rural or marginalized communities, as they adapt to new environments and overcome obstacles.
 

Committed to ongoing learning and community well-being, Angie Bourgeois leverages her extensive and varied experience to make a meaningful difference—advocating for vulnerable populations, fostering hope, and promoting sustainable changes.

Caleb Wesley Indigenous Education Consultant | STEAM & Land-Based Learning Specialist

 

With a strong foundation in both Western science and Indigenous knowledge systems, Caleb brings over a decade of experience in Indigenous-focused education, outreach, and policy. Holding a Bachelor of Education and a BSc in Biology from York University, and currently pursuing a Master’s in Environmental Science at Toronto Metropolitan University, Caleb's expertise bridges formal education, Indigenous land-based practices, and science communication.

Caleb has led innovative STEAM programming rooted in Indigenous worldviews, developed curriculum aligned with the Ontario K–12 science standards, and supported Indigenous youth through in-class instruction, community engagement, and mentorship. Caleb's experience includes work with urban Indigenous youth, health policy research, and roles on institutional Indigenous advisory councils. With a trauma-informed, culturally grounded approach, Caleb is committed to fostering reconciliation, advancing Indigenous educational sovereignty, and building inclusive pathways in science and environmental education.

Major Project Experience

Lower Mattagami River Project

  This project is the largest investment in hydroelectric power in Northern Ontario in nearly 40 years. It has four components, which include the rebuilding of the Smoky Falls Generating Station as well as the addition of new generating units at the Harmon, Kipling, and Little Long generating stations. By the time work is completed, the capacity of the Lower Mattagami plants will have increased to 924 from 486 MW. 

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Contact Us

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Whether you’re launching a project, responding to Duty to Consult, or seeking collaboration or Indigenous led solutions, we’re here to help you do it right.

3P Strategic Alliance Inc.

Unit 10, 6036 Rama Road, Rama Ontario, L3V 6H6

Harry J. Rickard harry@3psai.ca 204-698-3098

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