Speaker
Chief Derek Epp
Chief of Tzeachten First Nation
Chief Derek Epp is the elected Chief of Tzeachten First Nation, where he has focused on empowering his community through sustainable economic development and strategic partnerships. A recent milestone under his leadership was Tzeachten’s achievement of 90% self-sufficiency, generated through taxes from their own lands, a significant step toward financial independence. Chief Epp has led the Nation in developing land-based economic initiatives, including resource development projects aimed at creating long-term employment and growth. He has been a strong advocate for his community’s rights and sovereignty, ensuring Tzeachten's voice is central in discussions on land stewardship and resource management.
Speaker
Chief Derek Epp
Chief of Tzeachten First Nation
Chief Derek Epp is the elected Chief of Tzeachten First Nation, where he has focused on empowering his community through sustainable economic development and strategic partnerships. A recent milestone under his leadership was Tzeachten’s achievement of 90% self-sufficiency, generated through taxes from their own lands, a significant step toward financial independence. Chief Epp has led the Nation in developing land-based economic initiatives, including resource development projects aimed at creating long-term employment and growth. He has been a strong advocate for his community’s rights and sovereignty, ensuring Tzeachten's voice is central in discussions on land stewardship and resource management.
Chief Derek Epp's Vision for Indigenous Communities
Derek Epp is the Chief of Tzeachten First Nation, his responsibilities go beyond the conventional leadership. Wearing many different hats, his influence extends across various boards and councils, marking him as a prominent figure in the socio-economic landscape of his community. In an interview with Derek Epp, we delve into the depths of his leadership journey, exploring the challenges, triumphs, and aspirations that define his tenure as Chief of Tzeachten First Nation.
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