top of page
Bakeapples in Labrador

ABOUT
LABRADOR
CONSULTING

​Mission Statement: Labrador Consulting Services delivers engaging and meaningful cultural awareness Indigenous learning sessions for working professionals and organizations in alignment with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action. We build understanding, strengthen relationships, and create inclusive spaces through sessions tailored to your needs and grounded in Indigenous perspectives, lived experience, and respectful learning.

Our Goal: ​Labrador Consulting Services strives to create authentic cultural awareness experiences grounded in Indigenous perspectives, encouraging partnership, respect, and collaboration as pathways to mutual growth and understanding.

WHO WE ARE

Labrador Consulting Services offers business and cultural consulting advisory services.

As a social venture, we inspire everyone to discover the history, culture, and value of the Indigenous people of their regions. And create places and spaces to learn more. 

Inuk Shuk In Labrador
3R8A5250.JPG

MEET ERIN SNOW

Erin Snow is an entrepreneur, owner/CEO of Labrador Consulting. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Degree, Indigenous Studies two-year program, and Linguistics (Inuttitut) from Memorial University of Newfoundland where she studied marketing and business communications. Recently, she has completed various digital marketing trainings and collaborated with expert videographers offering optimal digital marketing solutions.  She has over 20 years working experience in provincial and federal governments. With previous experience in not-for-profit, aviation, industry, and business. Erin Snow has a passion for writing and speaking the truths, she is a published author. Her first children’s book, “What can you see from A-Z under the Labrador Sea.” with some Inuttitut translations, is great for early learners and creating cultural awareness and incorporating connections.

Erin is an Indigenous woman with deep roots in the south coast of Labrador, member of NunatuKavut. Erin specializes in providing Cultural understanding, awareness and respect in all aspects of her work, life and community. She has deep roots in both Labrador and Newfoundland. She is a mother, wife and daughter. Her mother moved to Labrador at a young age from Stephenville, NL and her Father was born in Spotted Island, Labrador. As a business owner, with a great understanding of various industries and governments with roots and connections in Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond she is able to optimize her clients reach, and create digital marketing strategies that align with business goals. 

In Erin’s free time she likes to get outside on the land, ice, snow and water.  She enjoys writing, nature walks and hikes with her family and pet husky dog storm.

 

TESTIMONIALS



Thank you Labrador Consulting Services for your professional and insightful social media marketing recommendations.

~Darrin Steele, Newfoundland Tours

For the latest news, information, and updated training sessions from Labrador Consulting, sign up for our newsletter.

Thanks for submitting!

JOIN IN!

Hands typing on a computer

Labrador Consulting respectfully acknowledges the territory of Newfoundland and Labrador as the past and present homelands of the Mi’kmaq, Qalipu First Nations, Inuit of Nunatsiavut, the Southern Inuit NunatuKavut, the Innu of Labrador Sheshatshiu Innu First Nations, and Natuashish Innu First Nations and as the ancestral lands originally inhabited by the Beothuk Indigenous people.

Labrador Consulting Services Logo

Meet Labrador Consulting Services and discover Indigenous cultural awareness training sessions, Cultural consulting services, Business planning and more.

  • Youtube
  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • Facebook

Our CAIL NL sessions are part of our social venture where we not only respectfully spread awareness and highlight the Indigenous cultures in NL, we hire and provide honorariums to guest Indigenous speakers and elders. Our sessions and workshops also allows for a safe place to amplify Indigenous voices and perspectives as we move forward holistically knowing the historical truths and towards reconciliation. A percentage of all CAIL NL profits made go right back into creating positive social economic outcomes for Indigenous people right here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Some of which also include donations to Indigenous programs, and non-for-profit organizations across the entire province of NL and is an integral component of LCS ethics and values. Thank you/Nakummek

Contact Labrador Consulting 

Thanks for your interest!

We are proud members of:

HNLlogo.jpg
CCIB-logoH-colour_400.png
NLITA - logo_2x-1.png
social.jpg
bottom of page