The Indigenomics Institute Hosts its 2nd Annual IMPACT Forum

This Forum highlights Indigenous enterprise, emerging technologies, and new economic pathways that are creating impact and outcomes that support the continued growth of Indigenous economies.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Indigenomics Institute is convening the 2nd Annual Indigenomics IMPACT Forum on May 27–28, 2026, at the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre in Vancouver, British Columbia. Indigenomics IMPACT is an immersive, Indigenous-led business futures forum that brings together Indigenous business leaders, innovators, partners, and investors advancing Indigenous economic leadership.

Set within the space dome, Indigenomics IMPACT transforms the conference environment into an immersive experience expanding how participants engage with Indigenous economic systems and futures. As a fully technology-enabled Indigenous business conference, IMPACT integrates digital experience allowing participants to interact with how value is measured, understood, and advanced in real time.

“Indigenomics IMPACT is the experience of Indigenomics in action where Indigenous economic intelligence becomes a living experience, and where relationships, investment pathways, and partnership outcomes can move forward together,” said Carol Anne Hilton, host and founder.

Event Features:

• Immersive venue experience in the Space Centre dome—designed as a full-sensory Indigenous-led environment that blends technology, storytelling, and economic future-building.
• Indigenomics AI-enabled insights that bring Indigenous economic impact into view—supporting deeper understanding of value creation, systems, and outcomes.
• Future-focused conversations and showcases highlighting Indigenous enterprise, economic reconciliation in action and new economic innovation pathways.
• Centering Indian Act economics, featuring a presentation and engaged discussion introducing the National Indian Act Economics Campaign and inviting participation in the National Indian Act Economics Survey. The campaign marks 150 years of the Indian Act by naming Indian Act economics as active economic architecture, gathering evidence and lived experience through a national survey, and mobilizing leadership across sectors to help shift beyond Indian Act economics toward Indigenous economic power.
• This year’s program features Salish Sea Dreaming by Move37XR, an immersive XR artwork that brings ocean, place, and memory into the space. The work invites participants to encounter the Salish Sea as an interconnected system, ecological, cultural, and economic, where stewardship, innovation, and prosperity are inseparable.
• In collaboration with Squamish artist Austin Harry, the event includes an extensive immersive, Indigenous-led experience that weaves Indigenous art, film, and technology.

Media & Registration Information

Event: 2nd Annual Indigenomics IMPACT Forum
Dates: May 27–28, 2026
Location: H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, Vancouver, B.C.
More information / registration: https://indigenomics.com/events/impact/

About Indigenomics IMPACT

Indigenomics IMPACT is an entirely unique Indigenous business futures forum that offers direct engagement with the systems shaping the Indigenous economy, from impact measurement and digital infrastructure to capital, reconciliation, technology and economic justice. Hosted by the Indigenomics Institute, IMPACT is a platform to amplify Indigenous economic leadership and accelerate partnership pathways that support Indigenous prosperity.

About the Indigenomics Institute

The Indigenomics Institute is a finance and technology company that serves as a modern Indigenous economic design platform. We advance Indigenous economic empowerment by building visibility, strategy, and practical pathways for Indigenous prosperity.