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It’s Not Just About Cosmetics—It’s About Economic Sustainability for Us All: Denyse Nadon on Building a Movement for Healing and Generational Impact
"This is what true grassroots entrepreneurship looks like. It’s relational. It’s reciprocal. It’s sacred."
Denyse Nadon is the Founder and CEO of Tribalure, a grassroots cosmetics and skincare brand rooted in Ancestral knowledge, ceremony, and community healing honoring the Seven Sacred Teachings of wisdom, love, respect, bravery, honesty, humility, and truth.. An Algonquin woman from the Apitipi Anicinapek Nation, a proud matriarch, Denyse isn’t just redefining beauty—she’s reclaiming it.
Denyse leads Bear Vision Consulting & Training, a 100% Indigenous woman-owned business specializing in cross-cultural education, truth and reconciliation training, and leadership development. With 25 years of experience as an Indigenous adult educator and trainer, she has empowered countless communities through culturally grounded workshops, and keynote addresses.
We’ll be diving into what it means to build a business that’s rooted in identity and storytelling, the power of matriarchal leadership, and why beauty—when done with intention—can be a form of resistance, connection, and self-love.
If you're curious about what it truly means to lead with purpose and build in a way that honours the past, present, and future—this conversation is for you.
Connect with Denyse
- LinkedIn: Denyse Nadon
- Tribalure Website: tribalure.com
- Tribalure Instagram: @Tribalure_Cosmetics
- Tribalure LinkedIn Tribalure Cosmetics
Connect with Naomi
- Website: www.naomihaile.com
- LinkedIn: Naomi Haile
- Instagram: @naomiahaile
- Twitter: @naomiathaile
- YouTube: Naomi Haile
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"This is what true grassroots entrepreneurship looks like. It’s relational. It’s reciprocal. It’s sacred."
Denyse Nadon is the Founder and CEO of Tribalure, a grassroots cosmetics and skincare brand rooted in Ancestral knowledge, ceremony, and community healing honoring the Seven Sacred Teachings of wisdom, love, respect, bravery, honesty, humility, and truth.. An Algonquin woman from the Apitipi Anicinapek Nation, a proud matriarch, Denyse isn’t just redefining beauty—she’s reclaiming it.
Denyse leads Bear Vision Consulting & Training, a 100% Indigenous woman-owned business specializing in cross-cultural education, truth and reconciliation training, and leadership development. With 25 years of experience as an Indigenous adult educator and trainer, she has empowered countless communities through culturally grounded workshops, and keynote addresses.
We’ll be diving into what it means to build a business that’s rooted in identity and storytelling, the power of matriarchal leadership, and why beauty—when done with intention—can be a form of resistance, connection, and self-love.
If you're curious about what it truly means to lead with purpose and build in a way that honours the past, present, and future—this conversation is for you.
Connect with Denyse
- LinkedIn: Denyse Nadon
- Tribalure Website: tribalure.com
- Tribalure Instagram: @Tribalure_Cosmetics
- Tribalure LinkedIn Tribalure Cosmetics
Connect with Naomi
- Website: www.naomihaile.com
- LinkedIn: Naomi Haile
- Instagram: @naomiahaile
- Twitter: @naomiathaile
- YouTube: Naomi Haile