Rebecca is a Cree-Métis woman dedicated to improving Indigenous representation and equity in Canada. With 30 years of experience in construction, notably as a Red Seal Journeyperson Electrician, she focuses on executive-level support, education, and advocacy to boost Indigenous presence in the industry. Her leadership skills and business background drive her commitment to Indigenous community engagement and relationship-building. In both her role as Director of Indigenous Relations and Community and Engagement with Bird Construction and her studies in Indigenous Business Leadership Executive MBA at Simon Fraser University. She is a fundamental community relations resource for the 2Nations Bird Construction partnership.

She serves on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum(CAF), and on the Indigenous Manufacturing and Contracting Network’s (IMCN) Board. Rebecca passionately works to enhance women’s representation in skilled trades, leveraging her firsthand knowledge of barriers faced by women, Indigenous peoples, and other underrepresented groups in the industry. Recognized for her advocacy, Rebecca received the 2022 Alberta Queen’s Jubilee Medal, 2023 Esquao Award for her dedication to promoting Indigenous women in Trades and Technology, and in 2024 was recognized as an Aboriginal Role Model of Alberta for Indigenous Business Relations.

Outside work and studies, she cherishes moments with family (including Queenie the Weenie), engaging in activities like fishing, hunting, fireside conversations, and occasional rounds of golf.

Rebecca is known for creating opportunities by merge her personal and professional experiences a foundation for advancing Indigenous economic development, sovereignty, and nation building.