Jeff McCallum

An episode of the Indigenous Voices in Resource Development Podcast podcast, hosted by Indigenous Resource Network, titled "Jeff McCallum" was published on February 27, 2024 and runs 49 minutes.

February 27, 2024 ·49m · Indigenous Voices in Resource Development Podcast

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Summary

Jeff is a member of the Flying Dust First Nation and a recruitment and retention specialist with Meadow Lake Tribal Council Industrial Investments. On top of his work in recruiting, Jeff has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to MLTCII's forestry operations. We are excited to tell more about Jeff's story and provide a platform to showcase his success in the forestry industry.

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Jeff is a member of the Flying Dust First Nation and a recruitment and retention specialist with Meadow Lake Tribal Council Industrial Investments. On top of his work in recruiting, Jeff has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to MLTCII's forestry operations. We are excited to tell more about Jeff's story and provide a platform to showcase his success in the forestry industry.

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