Kelly Fiddler is from the Waterhen Lake First Nation. Mr. Fiddler has over 23 years’ experience in economic development.
He has his Bachelor of Commerce Degree and an Arts & Science Degree from University of Saskatchewan and has certification as an Aboriginal Economic Development Professional through the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (CANDO).
Kelly has proudly worked at the Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, and within the Provincial government within numerous Ministries such as Economy and Enterprise Saskatchewan. Mr. Fiddler is currently undertaking the Masters in Business Administration at the Cape Breton University, and works with the Mosquito Economic Development Corporation, hired to work on the Henry Beaudry Art Gallery just south of Battleford, SK.
Kelly also sits on the Board of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada as the Saskatchewan representative (and Treasurer), and is Co-Chair of the recently created Indigenous Destination Saskatchewan (IDSK).
“I feel I add solid board governance to ITAC and its operations, but I also learn so much and bring these learnings and new ideas back to Saskatchewan” (Kelly Fiddler)