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We are at the bleeding edge of disruptive technology, working with First Nations to redefine the coastal resource and technology sector. Our clients and partners benefit from our comprehensive structured team consisting of engineers, product developers, marine biologists, coastal planners, emergency management professionals, and strategic marine advisors to secure funding for our clients, build winning proposals that drive successful project outcomes.  

We believe that looking forward for a better way to do things includes looking back. In that light, we reflect on the evolution of the word “economy”, which comes from the Greek words “oikos”, meaning house, and “nemein”, meaning to manage. In other words – a strong economy means that you have your house in order. 

In the past, managing our house meant cultivating a deep knowledge of the land, the seasons, and the resources available, and working closely with your family to make the most of this bounty. This was particularly true for traditional First Nations. A healthy economy today can grow from those same tenets, resulting in stable, resilient ecosystems, houses, families, and societies. 

We believe in a community-based approach to ocean technology, anchored in strong families and healthy communities. When a household is well-managed, every member benefits, and no-one goes wanting. This is where the true meaning of “economy” is realized and where meaningful change happens.